1.Who is Irving Azoff, and why is he trying to save the music business?
-Mr. Azoff is the CEO of Ticketmaster Entertainment. He plans on merging Live Nation and Ticketmaster to concentrate concerts, artist, and reduce the number of middlemen between artists and fans.All this reduces ticket prices, for the public to appreciates going to concerts during this recession and so the music industry makes profit.
2.How are the "economics of the concert business" changing?
-People aren't going to as many showing and concerts as previously in the past. With shortage of money and the struggle in the music business and "economic change" is slowly crashing.
3.How is Ticketmaster's near-monopoly on ticket sales for major entertainment and sporting events being challenged?
-StubHub started up buying Ticketmaster's tickets and waiting til the last minute to re-sell the ticket's for a much higher price to consumers.Ticketmaster tried to fight back but still failed.with the merge of the two companies the cheaper prices with bring more business.
4.Why did the Eagles deal only with Wal-mart when they released their latest album?
-To make more profit off their CD and just the chump change they had previously received for later albums.
Thursday, May 7, 2009
Monday, April 27, 2009
11.1
1.Direct real estate investments hold legal title to the property he or she has purchased. They include investments single family houses, duplexes, apartments, land, and commercial property. While indirect real estate investments have a trustee in charge of appointing legal titles to property on behalf of an investor or group of investors. They include syndicates, real estate investment trusts, high risk mortgages, and participation certificates, all of which direct investments do not.
2.With inderect, the advantages are that you have a truste in charge of the legal title, better preformace in getting a better investment.
3.the disadvantages to both these investments are that direct is only to the one investor unlike the indirect. the indirect has a disadvantage is how high risk the investment is for the investors.
4.similaries between syndicates, REITs, and PCs are they all deal with putting monet into a real estate field whether it be investing in mortgages, real estate mutual funds, or investing in real estate in general. The differences are that syndicates are a partnership deal, whereas REITs areseveral stocks in a mutal fund disclosed to one inverstor, not necissarily shared.... and a PC is a group of mortgages invested by a group but isince it is by a group it is considered a mutual fund.
5.Telling them that since it is held by the government the government must pay what the mutual fund is, because it is federal money, that are secure as treasury bonds.
6.the advantages of real estate investments is you hedge against inflation, there is easy entry to becoming a part owner of the real estate, there is limited financial liability, so you can be a limited partner to your investment, as well as financial leverage, by borrowing funds for dirct investments purposes.
2.With inderect, the advantages are that you have a truste in charge of the legal title, better preformace in getting a better investment.
3.the disadvantages to both these investments are that direct is only to the one investor unlike the indirect. the indirect has a disadvantage is how high risk the investment is for the investors.
4.similaries between syndicates, REITs, and PCs are they all deal with putting monet into a real estate field whether it be investing in mortgages, real estate mutual funds, or investing in real estate in general. The differences are that syndicates are a partnership deal, whereas REITs areseveral stocks in a mutal fund disclosed to one inverstor, not necissarily shared.... and a PC is a group of mortgages invested by a group but isince it is by a group it is considered a mutual fund.
5.Telling them that since it is held by the government the government must pay what the mutual fund is, because it is federal money, that are secure as treasury bonds.
6.the advantages of real estate investments is you hedge against inflation, there is easy entry to becoming a part owner of the real estate, there is limited financial liability, so you can be a limited partner to your investment, as well as financial leverage, by borrowing funds for dirct investments purposes.
Monday, April 20, 2009
my three homes
City Located in -Rexburg
Price -$179,000
Square Footage- 2,600
Link to the Listing -click here
Date Listed If available -N/A
City Located in -Phoenix
Price -259,000
Square Footage- less than 1,000
Link to the Listing -click here
Date Listed If available -N/A
City Located in -Morton, WA
Price -$225,000
Square Footage- 1446sqft
Link to the Listing -click here
Price -$225,000
Square Footage- 1446sqft
Link to the Listing -click here
Date Listed If available -N/A
Mall debt
The mall president should not have invested in more malls, especially these last couple of months. With the economy the way it has been sop wish-washy, he needed to think about laying low, instead of investing at such a hasty decision. He has now lost too much money.... crashing under that much debt... maybe he should of sold some malls to keep his industry a float.
Tuesday, March 17, 2009
Keeping the Change Article
Earn is a program for low income people to save money for specific assets such as, paying for college, purchasing a home or starting a small bussiness.
for every $1 the family saves Earn gives $2 to low income family, which can accumulate up to $2,000 a year.
Earn is focused on expanding economic opprtunities for low income families.
in my opinion, this is a great idea for families that struggle making good finacial decisions, or who wish to sned their kids to college. this program benefits not only the familes fanancial well-being, but the future outcome of the children getting the education they diserve. The parents have to take classes for financial mangemnt which makes them smart about how to deal with how they spend thier money, as well as what is important to spend money on.
for every $1 the family saves Earn gives $2 to low income family, which can accumulate up to $2,000 a year.
Earn is focused on expanding economic opprtunities for low income families.
in my opinion, this is a great idea for families that struggle making good finacial decisions, or who wish to sned their kids to college. this program benefits not only the familes fanancial well-being, but the future outcome of the children getting the education they diserve. The parents have to take classes for financial mangemnt which makes them smart about how to deal with how they spend thier money, as well as what is important to spend money on.
Wednesday, February 18, 2009
9.2 Assessment
1.) What are the different types of stock investments?
Blue chip stocks, Income stocks, Growth stocks, Cyclical stock, Defensive stock, Large-cap, & small-cap stocks, & penny stocks.
2.) What are the sources that you might use to elevate stock investments?
Newspapers, and the internet, stock advisory services, and corporate news publications.
3.)What numerical measures of corporations can be used to evaluate stock investments?
Current Yield, Total Return, Earnings per share, Price-Earnings Ratio
5.) Two years ago, Andrei bought 100 shares of Snowland, a ski apparel company. The price of the stock is up $10 from the $20-a-share purchase price, and the stock even paid a dividend of 0.50 per share each year. Andrei wants to determine his total return on the stock. Calculate Use the formula form this section to determine the total return on Andrei's shares in Snowland.
current return+capital gain
$8100.00
Blue chip stocks, Income stocks, Growth stocks, Cyclical stock, Defensive stock, Large-cap, & small-cap stocks, & penny stocks.
2.) What are the sources that you might use to elevate stock investments?
Newspapers, and the internet, stock advisory services, and corporate news publications.
3.)What numerical measures of corporations can be used to evaluate stock investments?
Current Yield, Total Return, Earnings per share, Price-Earnings Ratio
5.) Two years ago, Andrei bought 100 shares of Snowland, a ski apparel company. The price of the stock is up $10 from the $20-a-share purchase price, and the stock even paid a dividend of 0.50 per share each year. Andrei wants to determine his total return on the stock. Calculate Use the formula form this section to determine the total return on Andrei's shares in Snowland.
current return+capital gain
$8100.00
Monday, February 9, 2009
1. Corporations issue common stock to raise money to start up their businesses and then help pay ongoing activities.
2. Investors purchase common stock to make money in thee different ways. a.)They profit when they receive dividends.
b.)when the dollar value of their stocks appreciates.
c.)when the stock splits and increases in dollar value.
3. investors purchae preferred stockbecause it is the safest investment, not as safe as bonds, but is genereally lower than the yeild on corprate bonds, but higher than common stock.
4.they will make more money by spittign and buyers see the split and see the stock more desirable.
6.you take the value of the stock times the dividend rate, to find the par value. the dividend rate is the percent.
2. Investors purchase common stock to make money in thee different ways. a.)They profit when they receive dividends.
b.)when the dollar value of their stocks appreciates.
c.)when the stock splits and increases in dollar value.
3. investors purchae preferred stockbecause it is the safest investment, not as safe as bonds, but is genereally lower than the yeild on corprate bonds, but higher than common stock.
4.they will make more money by spittign and buyers see the split and see the stock more desirable.
6.you take the value of the stock times the dividend rate, to find the par value. the dividend rate is the percent.
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