Internship surrounded by NYC?
Im looking for an internship in NYC. I am a lofty school student, but I don't mind an unpaid program. I'm extremely looking for anything on hedge funds, maybe a hedge fund department? Im sure there are heaps funds located in NYC, but how would I step about finding them, and finding ones that would adopt a high college intern.Answers: CHeck the websites for Merryl Lynch. ALso, try craigslist
I deem investors are better than entreprenuers don't you? Who make more what's better?
Think about it whip a venture means firm or investors like you and me we don't hold to think of philosophy. Entrepreneurs have to expect of new and better design all the time and investors simply have to spot a good thought and put their money there. Am I right?Answers: Many times "entreprenuers" call for investors to bring their ideas to actuality. Or else entrepreneurs and investors are one and the same.
An entrepreneur invests surrounded by him/herself. My direct family member have made tremendously nice lives for themselves because they were and verbs to be entrepreneurs. They live very comfortably and enjoy fun. I would recommend doing what you love and what comes naturally.
To be an investor, you requirement A LOT of upfront cash...the "average" character can't do that. The "average" person can, however, come up near a great idea that change their "average" lifestyle and "average" bank explanation.
Without entreprenuers, what would investors invest in?
Bill Gates is an Entreprenuer. Net worth 59 billion.
Warren Buffet is an investor. Net worth 52 billion.
Edge...Bill Gates.
How interest rates affect the real estate investment?
Answers: As a general rule of thumb, if there are no other factors, lower interest rates means mortgages are more affordable, (money is cheaper) and so home owners and investors tend to buy more. Thus low interest rates spur growth. High interest rates on the other hand have the opposite effect and dampen growth.
Of course this is all assuming there are no other market forces. Generally speaking, interest rates are a reactionary measure that governments use to counter act some other inflationary or deflationary force in the market. For example, in the late 70's interest rates hit double digits (extremely high) but for a long time span it did not slow the growth of real estate. Many believe the underlying factor was demographics - the baby boomers were at their stage of life that demanded housing.
When looking at possible trends, my recommendation is to consider demographic trends first, then consider what interest rates the government would impose as a reactionary measure.