Economic issues with starting a new business?

Economic issues are the easiest. This is simple - if the economy is booming, your business will have a better shot of succeeding because people have more money to spend. If the economy is bad, you will likely have to be more aggresive with pursuing sales. If you are in real-estate, for example, the economic activity of the housing market can make or break your business. All businesses rely on the economy to dictate how much money people have to spend on goods and services.

And it's light during the day and really dark at night. When I read dribble like yours Macalan - just stating the obvious for no apparent reason other then you're stupid - it makes me long for the actual end of the world.
Now go crawl back in your hole my friend.

I thought we were on the "general marijuana growing" forum and not the "captain obvious" forum...

Okay fuckwad , what does this have to do with growing ??
This is a grow site.Did you do any reading here or did you just log on and start posting ??

Macalan said:

Economic issues are the easiest. This is simple - if the economy is booming, your business will have a better shot of succeeding because people have more money to spend. If the economy is bad, you will likely have to be more aggresive with pursuing sales. If you are in real-estate, for example, the economic activity of the housing market can make or break your business. All businesses rely on the economy to dictate how much money people have to spend on goods and services.

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Macalan said:

Economic issues are the easiest. This is simple - if the economy is booming, your business will have a better shot of succeeding because people have more money to spend. If the economy is bad, you will likely have to be more aggresive with pursuing sales. If you are in real-estate, for example, the economic activity of the housing market can make or break your business. All businesses rely on the economy to dictate how much money people have to spend on goods and services.

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actually, when economy is blooming, you should be selling, and when economy is bad you should be buying. most S&P 500s got their ranks from expanding "when there is blood on the streets".

economy comes in cyclical patterns... and some of the factors that measure where we are in that cycle are:
1. consumer's expectation on market
2. the feds, interest rates, inflations
3. overall spending

the best time to make money is to save your money when economy is good, and invest it when its doing bad