by Leif Jensen | Jun 7, 2021 | Running a Business |
Are you one of the many who regularly purchases roasted chickens from Costco? We tend to get ours from Sam’s Club; it’s on the way home. To keep costs as low as possible, Costco opened the $450 million facility in Nebraska in 2019, which processes about two million...
by Leif Jensen | Jun 2, 2021 | Investing |
The basic thought behind any investment, stock, collectable or tchotchke is that it has value and can be resold at a later date; or so thought all of the beanie baby holders. What they were relying on was the “greater fool theory”. The greater fool theory argues that...
by Leif Jensen | Jun 1, 2021 | Investing, Money Management |
When buying stock I believe we subconsciously pick and investment style. It is usually based upon what we have read or hear. But we all invest for the upside, at least theoretically. Upside refers to the potential increase in value, measured in monetary or...
by Leif Jensen | May 26, 2021 | Investing, Money Management, Running a Business |
A number of business for sale state they are a turn-key operation, as well do a huge number of franchises for sale. But, a true turnkey franchise is in a “condition ready for immediate use, occupation, or operation,” according to a strict definition. In most cases, a...
by Leif Jensen | May 25, 2021 | Rant |
There are surprising aspects of the ancient Viking life that affects our daily lives to this day, and most people may not even be aware. The most obvious impact is the days of the week. Tuesday is Try’s day, for the Viking God of War Wednesday is Wodin’s day or...
