What are some of the reasons for someone to pursue a career in retail trade?
Q. What are some of the reasons for someone to pursue a career in retail trade?
Asked by Death - Wed Feb 13 00:55:35 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. They might like people, management, business systems, prduct handing or merchandising...there are a number of reasons and while retail comes with many unpleasantries those who make a career out of it often are those who like management and business and don't mind people. Or are just plain crazy!
Answered by lexa10881 - Wed Feb 13 01:08:07 2008
Q. What are some of the reasons for someone to pursue a career in retail trade?
Asked by Death - Wed Feb 13 00:55:35 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. They might like people, management, business systems, prduct handing or merchandising...there are a number of reasons and while retail comes with many unpleasantries those who make a career out of it often are those who like management and business and don't mind people. Or are just plain crazy!
Answered by lexa10881 - Wed Feb 13 01:08:07 2008
How can the increasing population contribute to the employment growth in retail trade?
Q. How can the increasing population contribute to the employment growth in retail trade?
Asked by Death - Wed Feb 20 00:37:42 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There are probably a tonne of answers to this question, but I think most of it has to do with the purchase power of the increasing population. in any market situation, retail or otherwise, the more people buying your goods causes the need for expansion, whether it be more people making your good or more people necessary to sell the good. As is the case with Wal-Mart, the require large numbers of people to create, move, market, and sell the large variety of goods that come in and leave their sales floor (their stores). The same as strip and larger malls, which are usually in more populous areas. People simply need to buy things, so the more people there are, the more things that need be bought. Secondary, the more things that are… [cont.]
Answered by Greg C - Wed Feb 20 00:57:52 2008
Q. How can the increasing population contribute to the employment growth in retail trade?
Asked by Death - Wed Feb 20 00:37:42 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There are probably a tonne of answers to this question, but I think most of it has to do with the purchase power of the increasing population. in any market situation, retail or otherwise, the more people buying your goods causes the need for expansion, whether it be more people making your good or more people necessary to sell the good. As is the case with Wal-Mart, the require large numbers of people to create, move, market, and sell the large variety of goods that come in and leave their sales floor (their stores). The same as strip and larger malls, which are usually in more populous areas. People simply need to buy things, so the more people there are, the more things that need be bought. Secondary, the more things that are… [cont.]
Answered by Greg C - Wed Feb 20 00:57:52 2008
Difference between trade revenue and retail value?
Q. I'm doing a report and really need to know, what is the difference between trade revenue and retail value in dollars. I'm not english speaker, so for me they seems to be the same thing, but the numbers are different for them.
Asked by Lilu - Sun Nov 18 09:39:08 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you were a trader you would make a bulk purchase so getting the items at trade prices, you would then uprate this price by normally 33% and sell each one to the consumer
Answered by Paddy - Sun Nov 18 10:16:39 2007
Q. I'm doing a report and really need to know, what is the difference between trade revenue and retail value in dollars. I'm not english speaker, so for me they seems to be the same thing, but the numbers are different for them.
Asked by Lilu - Sun Nov 18 09:39:08 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you were a trader you would make a bulk purchase so getting the items at trade prices, you would then uprate this price by normally 33% and sell each one to the consumer
Answered by Paddy - Sun Nov 18 10:16:39 2007
Has a career in retail trade been around for a long time?
Q. Any info please.
Asked by Death - Wed Feb 20 01:04:16 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Thousands of years. One of the oldest businesses.
Answered by shipwreck - Wed Feb 20 01:08:03 2008
Q. Any info please.
Asked by Death - Wed Feb 20 01:04:16 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Thousands of years. One of the oldest businesses.
Answered by shipwreck - Wed Feb 20 01:08:03 2008
Should we trade retail stocks on Monday?
Q. Given the recent reports that black friday shopping turned out much better than expected (a 2-3% increase). Is it a good idea to trade them tomorrow? Best Buy , walmart, target, etc..
Asked by Mycellular O - Sun Nov 30 19:39:21 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. Given the recent reports that black friday shopping turned out much better than expected (a 2-3% increase). Is it a good idea to trade them tomorrow? Best Buy , walmart, target, etc..
Asked by Mycellular O - Sun Nov 30 19:39:21 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
do retail investor trade intraday,delivery,derivat ives, all of them?
Q. i am doing a project on strategies adopted by retail investors in bearish market... i need to have question for ths topic. to meet my objectives which i am able to search plz help me out
Asked by niths - Sat Dec 27 13:54:18 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think you are asking are average retail investors across the board day traders? NO, that's why they lose so much, so often. Most retail investors know very little about the securities they own unless they actually work for the company itself. If your asking did trading patterns change on Wall St., YES. I submit Wall St. lost a few million small investors due to the fiascoes of the last 20 or so years. Many made nice sums only to see it disappear in a few instances. Not everyone changed patterns, but many will be more conservative, and better informed. Especially about who is managing their money. I hope I read right, if not ask again.
Answered by Kevin R - Sat Dec 27 14:08:43 2008
Q. i am doing a project on strategies adopted by retail investors in bearish market... i need to have question for ths topic. to meet my objectives which i am able to search plz help me out
Asked by niths - Sat Dec 27 13:54:18 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think you are asking are average retail investors across the board day traders? NO, that's why they lose so much, so often. Most retail investors know very little about the securities they own unless they actually work for the company itself. If your asking did trading patterns change on Wall St., YES. I submit Wall St. lost a few million small investors due to the fiascoes of the last 20 or so years. Many made nice sums only to see it disappear in a few instances. Not everyone changed patterns, but many will be more conservative, and better informed. Especially about who is managing their money. I hope I read right, if not ask again.
Answered by Kevin R - Sat Dec 27 14:08:43 2008
where can i buy "trade" to sell "retail" on ebay?
Q. At the mo i sell a lot of unuse home stuff on ebay and it brings in a bit here and there - what i want to know is where can you get quality ( NOT FAKE) items for resale ? How does a layman get cheaper adidas stuff to sell on for example . Ta
Asked by dubstar - Thu Oct 11 08:25:55 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you already sell, you wil know that you cant just sell cheap... you have to sell *really, really cheap*, on ebay. people want to buy things cheaper than they can at the shops they wont bother if the goods are cheaper, but they have to pay expensive mail costs then ebay want listing fees paypal want fees for handling your money you will end up paying for packaging, sellotape, string, paper..and then there's all the time and effort so... lets say 'X' costs 10 in the shop to make a profit on 'X' you have to sell it (including post and packaging) for less than the shops or people will not bother (say 9.50) then there's 1.09 packet rate postage about 12p packaging - you have to package well, otherwise it may break If you want… [cont.]
Answered by domme me - Thu Oct 11 08:45:35 2007
Q. At the mo i sell a lot of unuse home stuff on ebay and it brings in a bit here and there - what i want to know is where can you get quality ( NOT FAKE) items for resale ? How does a layman get cheaper adidas stuff to sell on for example . Ta
Asked by dubstar - Thu Oct 11 08:25:55 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you already sell, you wil know that you cant just sell cheap... you have to sell *really, really cheap*, on ebay. people want to buy things cheaper than they can at the shops they wont bother if the goods are cheaper, but they have to pay expensive mail costs then ebay want listing fees paypal want fees for handling your money you will end up paying for packaging, sellotape, string, paper..and then there's all the time and effort so... lets say 'X' costs 10 in the shop to make a profit on 'X' you have to sell it (including post and packaging) for less than the shops or people will not bother (say 9.50) then there's 1.09 packet rate postage about 12p packaging - you have to package well, otherwise it may break If you want… [cont.]
Answered by domme me - Thu Oct 11 08:45:35 2007
Anyone in retail trade or etc like me, even for the holiday season: Feel that working in that environment has
Q. Has taken most of the fun out of the season or not. Feel it has definetly for me. Wish they could follow what Europeans do for the holiday season. Basically, Europeans really not into commerization like Americans are.
Asked by Jessica A - Mon Dec 25 11:58:23 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. What is it the Europeans do for the holiday?
Answered by Box815 - Mon Dec 25 12:02:25 2006
Q. Has taken most of the fun out of the season or not. Feel it has definetly for me. Wish they could follow what Europeans do for the holiday season. Basically, Europeans really not into commerization like Americans are.
Asked by Jessica A - Mon Dec 25 11:58:23 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. What is it the Europeans do for the holiday?
Answered by Box815 - Mon Dec 25 12:02:25 2006
Has the Retail trade completely destroyed christmas?
Q. Has the Retail trade completely destroyed christmas?
Asked by lefty - Wed Dec 5 16:30:21 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No. Greed has.
Answered by Sahara - Wed Dec 5 16:34:07 2007
Q. Has the Retail trade completely destroyed christmas?
Asked by lefty - Wed Dec 5 16:30:21 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No. Greed has.
Answered by Sahara - Wed Dec 5 16:34:07 2007
A good wholesale garden ornament manufacturer that will deliver to Nottm area please (trade only, not retail)?
Q. A good wholesale garden ornament manufacturer that will deliver to Nottm area please (trade only, not retail)?
Asked by mark - Fri Jan 19 10:59:07 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Bulbs R us
Answered by ichie - Fri Jan 19 18:08:43 2007
Q. A good wholesale garden ornament manufacturer that will deliver to Nottm area please (trade only, not retail)?
Asked by mark - Fri Jan 19 10:59:07 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Bulbs R us
Answered by ichie - Fri Jan 19 18:08:43 2007
Are retail investor (individual investors) allowed to trade on the NYSE floor? as in having a seat on the NYSE
Q. a friend of mine says that his friend is a trader on the NYSE. but he works for himself and trades only his money. but i thought that to trade on the NYSE floor you have to be trading for clients or for a company? ? just want to know if that's possible. then how does one become a member of the exchange? so if they can't trade for others does it mean that they are all trading their own money??
Asked by Tim - Mon Jul 21 16:50:35 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. if you're willing to shell out a few thousand per year, they'll let you do it, no problem. i don't know what the current price for a seat license is, but i remember a couple years ago when they switched to being a public, for-profit company and started renting seat licenses instead of letting members sell actual seats, the price for a new seat license was around $50k/year.
Answered by what? - Mon Jul 21 20:18:04 2008
Q. a friend of mine says that his friend is a trader on the NYSE. but he works for himself and trades only his money. but i thought that to trade on the NYSE floor you have to be trading for clients or for a company? ? just want to know if that's possible. then how does one become a member of the exchange? so if they can't trade for others does it mean that they are all trading their own money??
Asked by Tim - Mon Jul 21 16:50:35 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. if you're willing to shell out a few thousand per year, they'll let you do it, no problem. i don't know what the current price for a seat license is, but i remember a couple years ago when they switched to being a public, for-profit company and started renting seat licenses instead of letting members sell actual seats, the price for a new seat license was around $50k/year.
Answered by what? - Mon Jul 21 20:18:04 2008
how to cut costs in retail trade?
Q. how to cut costs in retail trade?
Asked by yyusbel - Fri Jan 20 18:08:20 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Lower you payroll and benifets. Have all your products made in China. Higher great lawyers to fight all your battles. Become the only competion to yourself... wait thats how walmart does it.
Answered by aztrailwalkers - Fri Jan 20 18:17:17 2006
Q. how to cut costs in retail trade?
Asked by yyusbel - Fri Jan 20 18:08:20 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Lower you payroll and benifets. Have all your products made in China. Higher great lawyers to fight all your battles. Become the only competion to yourself... wait thats how walmart does it.
Answered by aztrailwalkers - Fri Jan 20 18:17:17 2006
Blooterd in Boots,P1shed in Primark,Mugging in Mothercare ,what do Rangers fans have against the retail trade?
Q. Well done Rusty ,grabbed the points before the thing gets canned, r u fae the north? Thank god Thomas thought you said fisting there for a moment,ouch!!!
Asked by malks ra tim - Tue Jun 17 13:18:48 2008 - - 19 Answers - 0 Comments
A. geez the points chavie! ...a need thum hahahahahahaha
Answered by unknown - Tue Jun 17 15:08:01 2008
Q. Well done Rusty ,grabbed the points before the thing gets canned, r u fae the north? Thank god Thomas thought you said fisting there for a moment,ouch!!!
Asked by malks ra tim - Tue Jun 17 13:18:48 2008 - - 19 Answers - 0 Comments
A. geez the points chavie! ...a need thum hahahahahahaha
Answered by unknown - Tue Jun 17 15:08:01 2008
if u hve poor credit a car loan 4 36 mnths 1 yr n2 loan & want 2 trade 4 the same retail value is this wise?
Q. I currently hve a car loan w/a 30% interest rate. The value per Kelleys Bluebook is $7265 2001 Alero I need a bigger vehicle. I am 1yr n2 a 36 mnth loan I would like a bigger vehicle @ or slightly abv
Asked by Jennifer B - Sat Aug 30 02:06:33 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. NO...Never Trade-in a Car. The Dealer buys it from you at Wholesale...to sell it at retail. If you want a different vehicle, Sell this one, Pay off the loan...and go buy another vehicle for CASH! That Interest rate is OBSCENE!!! You Need to Sell this Car immediately!!! That Loan is KILLING you! I've bookmarked this site to go back to next time I need a loan... Hope that helps.
Answered by Erin B - Sun Aug 31 04:39:54 2008
Q. I currently hve a car loan w/a 30% interest rate. The value per Kelleys Bluebook is $7265 2001 Alero I need a bigger vehicle. I am 1yr n2 a 36 mnth loan I would like a bigger vehicle @ or slightly abv
Asked by Jennifer B - Sat Aug 30 02:06:33 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. NO...Never Trade-in a Car. The Dealer buys it from you at Wholesale...to sell it at retail. If you want a different vehicle, Sell this one, Pay off the loan...and go buy another vehicle for CASH! That Interest rate is OBSCENE!!! You Need to Sell this Car immediately!!! That Loan is KILLING you! I've bookmarked this site to go back to next time I need a loan... Hope that helps.
Answered by Erin B - Sun Aug 31 04:39:54 2008
how can the outsourcing of u.s. computer jobs generate new u.s. jobs in construction or retail trade?
Q. how can the outsourcing of u.s. computer jobs generate new u.s. jobs in construction or retail trade?
Asked by tj_moon - Mon Jul 28 11:16:08 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. how can the outsourcing of u.s. computer jobs generate new u.s. jobs in construction or retail trade?
Asked by tj_moon - Mon Jul 28 11:16:08 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
Good retail websites (B2B distribution of manufacturing / trade goods)?
Q. I am looking for inspiration on site design for a company which sells manufacturing / trade goods to business customers. The site would be an important aspect to the distribution of the product, so would need to have it's own e-commerce / shop faciltiies... Has anyone seen such a site you could you point me in the direction of? If needs be a similar retail outfit would be fine, just want ideas of what is good and what is bad! Cheers
Asked by simplesimon - Wed Jan 30 07:03:09 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. has a directory that will have sites to view.
Answered by TopSavings.Net - Wed Jan 30 11:33:43 2008
Q. I am looking for inspiration on site design for a company which sells manufacturing / trade goods to business customers. The site would be an important aspect to the distribution of the product, so would need to have it's own e-commerce / shop faciltiies... Has anyone seen such a site you could you point me in the direction of? If needs be a similar retail outfit would be fine, just want ideas of what is good and what is bad! Cheers
Asked by simplesimon - Wed Jan 30 07:03:09 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. has a directory that will have sites to view.
Answered by TopSavings.Net - Wed Jan 30 11:33:43 2008
when an insurance company decides to total your car do they go by the trade in value or retail value?
Q. when an insurance company decides to total your car do they go by the trade in value or retail value?
Asked by chelsea A a A 's u - Wed Apr 29 11:44:54 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Neither. They subscribe to a service that shows actual cash value. The closest you can figure, would be private party sale value.
Answered by mbrcatz - Wed Apr 29 14:26:24 2009
Q. when an insurance company decides to total your car do they go by the trade in value or retail value?
Asked by chelsea A a A 's u - Wed Apr 29 11:44:54 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Neither. They subscribe to a service that shows actual cash value. The closest you can figure, would be private party sale value.
Answered by mbrcatz - Wed Apr 29 14:26:24 2009
Besides individual stocks and ETFs, what do retail investors mostly trade?
Q. Besides individual stocks and ETFs, what do retail investors mostly trade?
Asked by ncpmt24 - Mon Jan 15 16:40:31 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. they can also trade bonds, stock options, futures, and mutual funds.
Answered by muncie birder - Mon Jan 15 17:35:08 2007
Q. Besides individual stocks and ETFs, what do retail investors mostly trade?
Asked by ncpmt24 - Mon Jan 15 16:40:31 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. they can also trade bonds, stock options, futures, and mutual funds.
Answered by muncie birder - Mon Jan 15 17:35:08 2007
How to identify best retail outlets for my homemade, deluxe pasta?
Q. My homemade pasta uses the finest herbs and wholewheat flour. I currently sell at art fairs and farmers' markets. I want to identify either retail outlets or trade shows which would expose my pasta to the best possible retail stores.
Asked by Terrance3047 - Mon Apr 21 16:36:12 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Go around your locality and see if a particular grocery is a place you'd like your pasta to be purchased. Ask yourself the following questions: - does this retail/food/grocery store match the image you want to project for your product (e.g you don't want to sell a high end product targeting high income individuals in a discount store) - how can I get my product into that store? Who should you talk to? What are their requirements? - in the event the store actually likes your product and plan to sell it, can you deliver? If they order 5,000 packs right now, can you actually fulfill it? As for trade shows, check out sites such as TSNN.com which lists trade shows per industry and find those that cater to your product
Answered by imisidro - Fri Apr 25 10:30:28 2008
Q. My homemade pasta uses the finest herbs and wholewheat flour. I currently sell at art fairs and farmers' markets. I want to identify either retail outlets or trade shows which would expose my pasta to the best possible retail stores.
Asked by Terrance3047 - Mon Apr 21 16:36:12 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Go around your locality and see if a particular grocery is a place you'd like your pasta to be purchased. Ask yourself the following questions: - does this retail/food/grocery store match the image you want to project for your product (e.g you don't want to sell a high end product targeting high income individuals in a discount store) - how can I get my product into that store? Who should you talk to? What are their requirements? - in the event the store actually likes your product and plan to sell it, can you deliver? If they order 5,000 packs right now, can you actually fulfill it? As for trade shows, check out sites such as TSNN.com which lists trade shows per industry and find those that cater to your product
Answered by imisidro - Fri Apr 25 10:30:28 2008
Do car dealers take trade ins of higher retail value in exchange for a car of slightly less value?
Q. I am considering of trading in my Saturn VUE 2006 for a Dodge Charger 2007. The Saturn VUE has a Kelly Blue Book Suggested Retail Value of $16,040 and the Dodge Charger has a Kelly Blue Book Suggested Retail Value of $14,465. The Dodge Charger also has 54,000 miles while my Saturn VUE has 46,000. The sticker price on the Dodge Charger is $10,995. What are my chances of getting a straight exchange? I keep the car in great condition and have all the maintenance records. The most I would be willing to offer in addition to my Saturn is $400. Let me know if anyone has some useful insight they can provide here. -Bruno
Asked by Bruno - Sat May 23 02:16:03 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It well never happen, Suggested Retail is what the dealers will sell it to you for. Trade in value is what you need to look at with the VUE. The trade in value is the max. they will give you and they will never give you the condition of great or excellent. Good is the best, not maybe at dealerships the rule. Sell it yourself, that is the only way to get the most money out of it. They don't care about records, if it wasn't maintained at their dealership they don't care. And never go sticker to sticker with a dealer, make a cash offer get the price locked go to the bank and get a check. If you play sticker or payments they win. Cash, no credit, no credit checks ever, and deal with one guy only, don't deal with three different people. If he… [cont.]
Answered by Not just looking for points - Sat May 23 02:26:56 2009
Q. I am considering of trading in my Saturn VUE 2006 for a Dodge Charger 2007. The Saturn VUE has a Kelly Blue Book Suggested Retail Value of $16,040 and the Dodge Charger has a Kelly Blue Book Suggested Retail Value of $14,465. The Dodge Charger also has 54,000 miles while my Saturn VUE has 46,000. The sticker price on the Dodge Charger is $10,995. What are my chances of getting a straight exchange? I keep the car in great condition and have all the maintenance records. The most I would be willing to offer in addition to my Saturn is $400. Let me know if anyone has some useful insight they can provide here. -Bruno
Asked by Bruno - Sat May 23 02:16:03 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It well never happen, Suggested Retail is what the dealers will sell it to you for. Trade in value is what you need to look at with the VUE. The trade in value is the max. they will give you and they will never give you the condition of great or excellent. Good is the best, not maybe at dealerships the rule. Sell it yourself, that is the only way to get the most money out of it. They don't care about records, if it wasn't maintained at their dealership they don't care. And never go sticker to sticker with a dealer, make a cash offer get the price locked go to the bank and get a check. If you play sticker or payments they win. Cash, no credit, no credit checks ever, and deal with one guy only, don't deal with three different people. If he… [cont.]
Answered by Not just looking for points - Sat May 23 02:26:56 2009
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