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First Aired - 05/12/2011 04:30PM
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This week JoAnn talks to Michael Golden about selling prices and being a creative entrepreneur. When first looking for a business partner, Golden knew he needed someone with a more business-savvy mind. JoAnn talks to him about creating a solid business plan and determining the right selling prices in today's market.
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Flash Talks Cash: Michael Golden (18:14)
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Heritage Radio Network, Michael Golden, product development, royalty, joint venture, avenue mosaic, Quickbooks, monthly report, minimalizing expenses, profit and loss statements, selling price, overhead expenses, financial plan, projections, national distribution company, sales gap, U.S., Canada, JoAnn Flash Fleming, Flash Talks Cash, Andrew Newman, Fairway Market, finance radio,Selling Prices (26:46)
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recoup costs, analyzing selling price, distributor, invoicing, $5-10,000 to develop a product, three products per year, expanding offerings, Chinese manufacturer, royalty-based design, find who your customers are, network of sales people, non high-tech startups, self-help books, The New York Times, sales books, micro multi-national, micro-blogs, brave new world,To comment on this episode click here. There are currently Comments
First Aired - 02/14/2011 12:00PM
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This week on The Naturalist, Bernie Wides welcomes back guests from The Discovery Room at the Museum of Natural History. On this program, they explore the properties of some of the smallest critters in the ocean - plankton! Tune in to learn why plankton are so dangerous and essential to human life at the same time. Find out more about photosynthesis, the food chain and industrial uses of diatomes on an information packed episode of The Naturalist. This episode was sponsored by S. Wallace Edwards & Sons. For more information visit www.surryfarms.com
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The Naturalist Introduction: Plankton (18:20)
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Bernie Wides, The Naturalist, S. Wallace Edwards & Sons, The Discovery Zone, Danny Zeiger, Ariana Rickard, Barbara Cohen, plankton, comes from a Greek word that means to wander, planets, bottom of the food chain, diatomes, plankton monitoring network, microscope lab, computer screen projections, estuaries, plankton net, photosynthesis, nitrates and phosphates, some plankton produce toxins, New York Harbor, zooplankton, low oxygen levels,Photosynthesis Pigments & The Benefits of Plankton (23:09)
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zooplankton eat plankton, zooplankton are eaten by fish larva, humans are on top of the food chain, shellfish, scallops, Long Island, blooms, photosynthesis, red pigment, Huntington, plankton blooms in NYC, iPhone free app called phyto, Dr. Steve Mortin, they provide 50% of atmospheric oxygen in the world, insdustrial uses of diatomes, dynamite, Alfred Noble, visit The Discovery Zone on Tuesday afternoons, calcium carbonate,To comment on this episode click here. There are currently Comments
First Aired - 05/24/2012 04:30PM
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On this week's Flash Talks Cash, JoAnn "Flash" Fleming and Andrew Newman are talking about the initial public offering of Facebook stock. Hear why Facebook might be in legal trouble for revealing projections, why the stock prices fell after the first few days. Will Facebook stock remain on the NASDAQ? And will the value of the company continue to grow even though GM pulled their advertisements from the site? Late on in the episode, Flash tells us about some avenues to re-sell old electronics, and talks about the amount of people making over one million dollars in income in New York City. This episode was sponsored by Roberta's.
"There's a strategy when they're pricing the stock to either keep the price high so the company makes the maximum amount of money on the IPO issue, or lower the price a little bit so the investors can make that one-day pop and be happy." -- JoAnn "Flash" Fleming on Flash Talks Cash
"We're talking about intellectual property and not real assets or real revenue streams. It's all hypothetical- there's no realistic thing behind that to prove that it's actually worth that much money." -- Andrew Newman on the Facebook stock, Flash Talks Cash
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The Facebook Problem (16:04)
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Facebook, Facebook stock, IPO, Initial public offering, investors, retail investors, hedge funds, NASDAQ, road show, projections, historical data, revenue, share price, IPO documents, insider trade, Knight Capital Group, JP Morgan Chase, Goldman Sachs, reimbursement, New York Stock Exchange, Congress, Senate, The Facebook Problem, AOL, General Motors, Ford, advertising, tech bubble, Silicon Valley, Instagram, Groupon, retail buyers,To comment on this episode click here. There are currently Comments
