i think turkeyneck meant the other hourly rate for some personal 1 on 1 session. speaking of which, if this cupcake thing gets old, maybe she can turn to the world's oldest profession?
Going back to a page before, I have found that, in any given city, you WILL be able to find work as an accountant. Can't say that about finance.
i know a lot investment bankers(still working) who do not know how to trade. Check out what an investment banker does and maybe you will know it has nothing to with short term trading.
agree 100%. Sad that the parents cant spend time with their children, they just rush them off to a cupcake making class so they can get time to shop and buy starbucks coffee. Today the businesses that some people start are just pathetic, this being one of them. I dont see this kind of business thriving in a time during recession unless this is just catered to the super rich class which it just may be.
I have worked in Manhattan in the past and lived in NJ. I moved to Georgia to get out of that overpriced rat race.
Here's a link to a book review "The Accidental Investment Banker". This was and is my only read on investment banking. Not my cup of tea but being a student of the markets you have to cover all bases. http://seekingalpha.com/article/70331-book-review-the-accidental-investment-banker
I really liked that book, I learned a lot. I think I now believe that investment bankers add actual value through their advice.