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What is jewelry sold by kilo?
You may think that wholesale jewelry is cheap but low-quality, maybe that's right. Jewelry sold by kilo is a new sale model that emerged a few years ago and is an attractive gimmick for merchants. There is no scale effect in the industry and it is not representative. Compared with jewelry retail, the profit is very low when jewelry is sold by kilo, mainly because of large sales. Most products sold by kilo are half cheaper or even 20% than retail.
By Summer Justin3 years ago in Trader
Common Finance Myths for Small Businesses
Entrepreneurs and those looking to start their own business have likely heard many different statements and ‘rules’ about the financial side of things. While some of it may be helpful, many other details are more myth than fact.
By Sumit Selli3 years ago in Trader
9 Signs You're Going To Be Successful
Despite having a dictionary definition, this word has a variety of meanings for various people. Some of us define success as being a hotshot business executive, while others view the culmination of success as having children or simply leading a fulfilling life.
By Odedele Badiru3 years ago in Trader
3 Reasons Why Bitcoin is Worth Investing In.
So you’re probably wondering if bitcoin is worth investing in. After all, everyone from your cousin to your cab driver seems to have an opinion on it. Some people think that it’s the future of money with deep past of cyberpunk era, while others think that it’s a fad that will disappear as quickly as it appeared. But what does that mean for you? Should you invest in bitcoin or not? These questions are more common than you might think, and for good reason. The truth is that not everyone has the same risk profile when it comes to investing. If you’re new to investing or just want to know what exactly is involved before deciding whether or not to invest, this article is for you.
By Lovkesh Kumar3 years ago in Trader
Robert Kiyosaki's Rich Dad Poor Dad (financial literacy condensed, recommended for collection) (2)
Lesson 5: Investment for the Rich Today, I find many people working hard and struggling, largely because they remain entrenched in stereotypes. They want things to remain as they were before and they resist any change. Those who have lost their jobs or houses are always complaining about technological advances, about the poor state of the economy and about their bosses. Unfortunately, they don't realise that the problem is actually their own. Old-fashioned thinking is their biggest debt. The reason for this is simple: they don't realise that an existing idea or method that was an asset yesterday has become a liability today.
By Gracie J Owen3 years ago in Trader
