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Have you had any luck with buying from ebay in bulk? Looks interesting but what I am wondering about is how to know that a lot of it is not all rubbish from large sellers who cant offload them?
This is something I am trying to find out more about, I see that a lot of the bigger players have long term contracts with charity shops which makes things difficult for new business
Thanks for your reply Bill, the area I was looking at was to buy in mass bulk and job lots. Its a very low margin area of book sales but one of the things I am worried about is that the system is closed to the bigger players who have made long term deals with charity stores etc. I had a previous...
Last post by mistake - Finally if you want to check out reputable academics to learn from there is a professor who teaches a masters course in valuation at NYU Stern school of business. His name is Aswath Damodaran and he has his entire masters course online for anyone to learn from. Then there...
You'll find a lot of city workers are ex army etc. This will be a help to you as the banking and finance sector appreciate the skills you would have learned in the army. Regimented, team player, working under pressure etc. As for doing engineering, maths etc. if you put your head to it and put...
PPS - Years and years ago "who you know" got you in the door but you cant do that without a 2:1 or a first degree from a redbrick university anymore. No shortcuts to the trading floor unfortunately
PS - Barclays and a few others do apprenticeship type things for ex-army but try and push people taking this option towards stock sales and back office roles (which in itself is not a bad area to be in) sales involves a lot of traveling though and back office is lucky in that they get to leave...
Mate. Just remember you asked about stock trading. Please do me a favour - forget what all the others on here have said, they are trying to be helpful but don't know what they are talking about. Stock trading is as exciting a career as you want it to be and yes plenty of people still get hired...