Magnus2022 said:

I don't watch movies because I have a lot of things to do with my time. Secondly, I consider it a waste of time. Thirdly, it affects my spiritual growth. I have realized that watching movies is one of the ways we unconscious close our spiritual sensitivities. Mycspiritual awaking is very important to me. I can not trade it for anything.

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For me, it relaxes me during boredom moments. I seldom watch a movie. I only watch when I like the actors.

to be honest, i try to look at this for several companies and i end up buying bluechips for long term investment, is not muc though but as anyone said in stocks world in our country, stick to LQ45 only and i did it, i wanna save my money to buy more

Food-related litigation has a significant impact on the food industry and can affect investments in the sector. Food companies facing lawsuits over product safety, labeling, and advertising claims can suffer reputational damage, resulting in decreased consumer trust and reduced sales. Moreover, litigation expenses may be high and drain funds that may have been used else where. Also, stock prices may fall as a result of investors shunning businesses with a track record of legal issues. In order to avoid expensive litigation and preserve investor confidence, it is crucial for food companies to emphasize product safety and assure compliance with regulations.

Investing in food-related research institutions can be a potentially lucrative opportunity for investors. However, like all investments, it comes with risks. One risk is that the institution's research might not result in any major discoveries or might take longer than expected to yield results, which can affect the return on investment. In addition, the institution might experience difficulties getting money, gaining regulatory permission, or luring top people, all of which could impair its capacity to produce outcomes. A further risk is that the research could have unanticipated setbacks, such as disappointing outcomes, legal difficulties, or ethical disputes, which could harm the institution's standing and financial stability.

Investing in food-related research institutions presents a unique opportunity for investors seeking to make a positive impact while also achieving financial returns. These institutions are crucial in expanding the science and technology that support the food business, from growing more nutrient-dense, sustainable crops to producing novel food items that cater to consumers' shifting requirements and preferences. By funding these organizations, investors can take advantage of the expanding demand for cutting-edge and sustainable food products while simultaneously helping to address some of the most critical issues relating to food. Research institutions are also well-positioned to attract interest from investors looking to match their portfolios with their values as public interest in food-related concerns grows.

Brain-computer interface is still in early stage but it is very promising. I think we may not be alive we this technology will be utilized. There is a lot of research to be done before BCI will be a reality.

Climate change has become a big challenge to our agriculture sector. Seasonal crops have changed directions because the farmer has to adjust to the erratic climate conditions.

Clean energy is very important to our environment but it seems that its adoption is not progressing as it suppose to be. Though clean energy is far better than carbon emission but is not cost effective. It is still very costly to set up a clean energy power like solar energy generation . I believe in near future, the cost will reduce drastically.

Fintech companies have revolutionized financial transactions through use of technology. In fact, fintech companies are the pride of most investors because they have brighter prospects and the future belongs to them.

It is important to calculate business risk in order to improve the business.

Setting up a street food in this part of the world is not costly. With about $100 you can actually do that and make a lot of profit from it on the long run.

I think the salary of accountants differs from country to country. There are some countries where it is less than $500 and there are some countries where it is even up to 10,000 dollars.

Yes, selling of pets is a lucrative business venture. I know someone who specialises on silent puppies and he usually makes a lot of money from it. But at first you must spend money.

Any business that makes profit is actually a good business in my own opinion. Selling of blankets is very good for those who are into it. They usually buy at a cheaper price and sell at higher prices.

I have read some business books and I think every businessman always have a routine they do every day that works for them. What works for one person may actually not work for another person.

I have personally not done such a job before. But I think there are people who have done it for a very long time and they do not find problem in doing it so there is nothing wrong with it. You can use it to raise money to start something better.

it is always important and necessary you recruit someone who have the same mindset with you. That way the both of you can be able to run the business in harmony and make profit together.

I am also member of octafx. One good thing I like about this Brooker is that the withdraw is almost instant and straight to my bank account. But the minimum deposit is high

Definitely, greediness is one of the major things you must eliminate in your business venture if you want to succeed. When your customers find out that you are greedy they will never patronize your business again.

Bisolami said:

Same here too. I don't know what another country looks like but if I have the money, I will rather have a business here

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It is always very important and necessary to start a business in your country. the advantages is numerous and when you have become successful in the business you can travel to as many countries as you want.

in every business you will find this kind of people, not only one or two, but we have to move on, just believe that when you do your job very good and loyal customers will come one by one, and as long as we can make sure our quality are the same, loyal customers will come sooner or later

Of course, I have never seen a successful business man that owns only one business. They always try as much as possible to diversify into so many businesses simultaneously to make more money.

Politics is more of a profession than business. Even though there are some elected officers that always use politics in business in order to gain financial favours from business people.

Yes it does, the business operates based on it's culture. There are certain things the company might not be able to do or certain decisions the company would take mainly based on their culture.

when there is segmentation in a particular business venture then there will be productivity. Everyone will actually be at the area in which they are specialised in which will probably bring out the best in them.