General Business Questions and Answers

I would close to to know whether at hand are any sites where on earth I can monitor candlestick bar of equities of nse?

without much time line which will help my morning trading.


Answers: Yahoo is delayed. Wizetrade has software specifically not delayed. They have a honourable product.

When someone phones up from a company, how do you prove that they really are from the company & not scammers?

I'm talking resembling telesales or even someone phoning from your credit card security squad. How do you know that they are indeed who they say they are and not freshly some random human being who just phoned up out of the blue? What information should you never bequeath out?


Answers: Ask for the number then prod for it online and don't give out any personal information, your hill wouldn't ask for this
Tell them that you're interested in their product but you're too busy right in a minute. Ask for their phone number so that you can call them when you own time. Legitimate companies will give you a number. Call it and see who answers. Call the local Better Business Bureau.
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I'd be cautious about giving any personal information out.

I can verify information, if they provide it.

Good grill.
I solve this by asking for them to mail me the details of the "offer".

Funny, I lone remember getting said offer contained by the mail one time within the years I have be asking for written documentation.

Protect yourself!

If I am instrumental contained by helping my company get your hands on funding, what should I ask for -- currency or equity?

The company I work for is seeking investment of $10 million and has have offers from investors for $3 million and $5 million, but that would simply buy time -- not get the career done.

I have a close friend who is a concordat broker and he has an investor (one of the few still doing deal in this timid economy) with really deep pockets who have interest in the Company.

My question is this: I originally made it known I want to get hold of something out of this if the funding goes through. Now my administration wants specifics from me. I'm not sure what is appropriate here -- should I want cash, equity, a combination? And how much?

Although I believe I can catch similar employment and compensation closeby, I believe the Company will be quite successful if it receive funding so I don't want to "burn a bridge" so to speak by squeezing every ounce of blood from them, and then with the sole purpose contractually until/unless a funding actually occur. (40 employees)

Any suggestions would be greratly appreciated


Answers: You should get a percentage of the Broker's commission (a "finder's fee") for bringing the business to him. I don't see where your company owes you anything, as you are not really making any money for them.
The genuine wealth will be found surrounded by equity. Equity in a apposite company grows. Could you find a better investment if you took cash?

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