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5 Steps to Becoming a Millionaire as a Solopreneur

Successful Independent Consulting

Cash flow will be erratic, and it takes time (sometimes years) before you feel confident about making a living as a solopreneur. My cash flow was erratic as an independent consultant, ranging from $5,000 to $28,000 a month. If I see money in my bank account, I get looser with my spending.

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Investment Banking 101: Understanding the Industry

Tom Spencer

Investment banking forms part of the financial services industry involved in the underwriting, distribution, and trading of securities. What Investment Bankers Do There are several key roles within investment banking, including corporate finance, sales and trading, and research.

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How I Became a Millionaire as an Independent Consultant

Successful Independent Consulting

Yet my bank account says I’m a millionaire. As an independent consultant, cash flow is erratic. If I see money in my bank account, even if it’s my savings account, I get looser with my spending. Every time I deposited a payment from a client into my regular bank, I immediately transferred 40% to the online bank.

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Bank of Japan Seeks to End Stimulus, Currency Market in Disbelief

MishTalk

The bond markets and currency markets are out of sync with equity markets and widely-touted economic projections that things are getting better. Bond Market in Disbelief Today the spotlight is on Japan. Bank of Japan Confident Reuters reports Bank of Japan, more confident about recovery, quietly eyes stimulus exit.

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Economies of Scope - Tom Spencer consulting blog

Tom Spencer

In contrast, economies of scope is a lesser known concept particularly relevant to small and medium sized enterprises (SMEs) that may not have access to large markets or the ability to produce at scale. Economies of scope have been found to exist in a range of industries including banking, publishing, distribution, and telecommunications.

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$550 Billion Energy Junk Bond Bubble Busts; "Whac-A-Mole" Distortions in Multiple Markets

MishTalk

Energy production is extremely capital intense, and often accompanied by negative free cash flow. Since early 2010, energy producers have raised $550 billion of new bonds and loans as the Federal Reserve held borrowing costs near zero, according to Deutsche Bank AG. markets as unprecedented Fed stimulus fuels a hunt for yield.

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Asset Management – Valuation (Part 2 of 4)

Tom Spencer

There are a couple of reasons for this: Asset managers can see cash flow and earnings fluctuate wildly with markets. If there is a financial crisis, the stock market falls by half and the asset manager’s performance is in line with the stock market, they now make $500 million.