Podcasts about financial forecasts

Welcome to "Furniture Industry News," the podcast dedicated to professionals in the home furnishings sector. Today, we explore significant trends and strategic insights from industry leaders, diving into topics ranging from market dynamics at the Interwoven fabric market to Stickley Furniture's innovative retail strategies and significant policy changes affecting the sector.Key Topics Discussed:Interwoven Fabric Market Insights:A panel discussion featuring insights from executives like Brian Burke of Crypton Mills and Sean Gibbons of STI highlighted the importance of adaptability and quality in response to changing consumer tastes and pricing pressures.Focus on the role of bold and unique designs in differentiating brands, as discussed by Ann Reynolds of Valdese Weavers, and the necessity for diversification in product offerings to meet varied consumer needs, emphasized by Suzie Roberts of Sunbrella.Stickley Furniture's Retail Strategies:Discussion on how Stickley Furniture leverages its chain of showrooms to gain consumer insights, maintaining balance in sales strategies between quick ship programs and special orders to manage uneven retail traffic, as discussed by President Edward Audi.Exploration of Stickley's strategic responses to market fluctuations, including their store enhancement plans and the move during the April 2023 market which boosted traffic significantly.Impact of the FTC's Ban on Non-Compete Agreements:Analysis of the new FTC ruling disallowing most non-compete agreements, with perspectives from industry professionals like Pat Watson of Martin Svensson and Jeff Schwall of Porter Designs on how this could affect the industry's landscape.Macy's Privatization Efforts:A deep dive into the unfolding story of Macy's privatization bid by Arkhouse Partners and Brigade Capital Management, highlighting the strategic implications and future direction of the retailer.Financial Forecasts and Strategic Adjustments:Insights into Beyond Inc.'s revised revenue forecasts and strategic market positioning, as well as Arhaus's financial performance and strategic responses to current market challenges.A look at Leon's Furniture's successful quarter, attributed to strategic product mix and operational efficiencies.Notable Quotes:"Flexibility is key in maintaining relevance in a market where trends can change with the seasons." - Brian Burke, Crypton Mills."The future belongs to those who can diversify their offerings and cater to niche markets without diluting their brand identity." - Suzie Roberts, Sunbrella."We are taking nothing for granted." - Edward Audi, Stickley Furniture.Closing Thoughts:Today's discussions underline the continuous evolution within the furniture industry, emphasizing the need for adaptability, innovation, and strategic foresight. Join us next time as we continue to provide the latest updates and insightful discussions designed to keep you informed and ahead in the furniture industry.

Rick Kahler shares why prenups are an opportunity to plan for your financial future as a couple — not just for divorce. Plus, a commercial real estate forecast from Joe Santos and Michael Bender.

This episode dives into a lively discussion with Ryan Breedwell, touching on various topics such as the volatility of the cryptocurrency market, especially Bitcoin's recent fluctuations, and the broader implications of economic indicators on investment strategies. The conversation also covers the Federal Reserve's interest rate policies, the potential for a recession, and the current state of the real estate market, including predictions for its future. Additionally, the hosts discuss the impact of politics on financial markets, especially in light of upcoming elections and recent judicial rulings.   Time-stamped Sections: [00:00:00] Introduction and discussion on cryptocurrency trends. [00:06:02] Analysis of Warren Buffett's letter to Berkshire Hathaway shareholders. [00:15:30] Debate on future Federal Reserve interest rate cuts. [00:21:01] Discussion on national debt and economic growth. [00:24:45] Insights into the S&P 500 market trends. [00:34:00] Predictions for the real estate market in 2024. [00:38:00] Examination of office space market dynamics. [00:43:18] Closing thoughts on investment philosophy and upcoming economic reports.   Key Discussions: Insights into Bitcoin's price movements and the cryptocurrency market's future. Implications of the Federal Reserve's actions on investment strategies. Predictions for the real estate market and investment opportunities. The influence of political events on financial markets.   Calls-to-Action: For a free financial portfolio review, text 'XRAY' to 844.447.1555. For private investment opportunities, text 'DEALS' to 844.447.1555. Follow @officialmattya on social media for more insights. Visit Shop.MillionaireMindcast.com for resources and merchandise.   Episode Sponsored By: Discover Financial Millionaire Mindcast Shop: Buy the Rich Life Planner and Get the Wealth-Building Bundle for FREE! Visit: https://shop.millionairemindcast.com/ MY FIRST 50K!: Visit https://mattaitchison.com/coaching/ and submit your application to join! Uplift Desk: Visit https://www.upliftdesk.com/mindcast or use the code MINDCAST for a 5% discount! Gusto: Visit https://www.gusto.com/millionairemindcast to get 3 Months free! LinkedIn Sales Solutions: Visit http://www.linkedin.com/mindcast to get your free 60-Day Trial!  

Today, we're celebrating our 150th episode! We revisit our predictions from 2023 and share our new ones for 2024. We also reflect on our journey so far and discuss the business and life lessons we've each learned throughout the year.On this episode, we discuss:Reflecting on last year's predictions and making new ones for 2024.Discussing the economic outlook and rising living costs.The role of AI in shaping our daily lives and business operations.The joy and lessons learned from our furry friends, dogs.The power of contentment and gratitude in life.The importance of leadership and talent in business success.Adapting and thriving in challenging economic conditions.This episode was made possible thanks to  our  major sponsor Dashboard Insights.Dashboard Insights transforms business data into real-time, interactive dashboards, providing a visual representation of performance and empowering data-driven decision-making. They focus on efficiently delivering essential information, enhancing business operations, and promoting a high-performance culture. Discover more at Dashboard Insights.Check out the free resources from Inovayt here.Send us an email: hello@thenumbersgamepodcast.com.auThe Numbers Game is brought to you by Future Advisory & Inovayt.Hosts:Nick ReillyJason RobinsonMartin VidakovicThis podcast is produced by VIDPOD.

No fan of the San Francisco Giants wants to be in offseason mode on September 28. But that is, sadly, the state of the Giants right now as they were eliminated from playoff contention two days ago. And so look forward we must, and it begins by taking inventory of which SF Giants players are reaching free agency. Among the headliners: Joc Pederson, Brandon Crawford, and Alex Wood.Next are the guaranteed commitments for the Giants. Michael Conforto ($18M) and Sean Manaea ($12.5M) are possible opt outs, whereas Ross Stripling has already stated he will opt in. Mitch Haniger and Anthony DeSclafani are a couple of other SF Giants who will be back on guaranteed deals. Some good guaranteed deals include those to Wilmer Flores and Logan Webb.Finally, the Giants' arbitration-eligible players. This list includes J.D. Davis, Austin Slater, Mike Yastrzemski, LaMonte Wade Jr., Tyler Rogers, and Thairo Estrada. All six seem like pretty easy tender decisions, because the contracts will be cheap relative to free agent prices for similar production. Estrada stands out as a possible extension candidate for the Giants.Find and follow Locked On Giants on your favorite podcast platforms:

No fan of the San Francisco Giants wants to be in offseason mode on September 28. But that is, sadly, the state of the Giants right now as they were eliminated from playoff contention two days ago. And so look forward we must, and it begins by taking inventory of which SF Giants players are reaching free agency. Among the headliners: Joc Pederson, Brandon Crawford, and Alex Wood. Next are the guaranteed commitments for the Giants. Michael Conforto ($18M) and Sean Manaea ($12.5M) are possible opt outs, whereas Ross Stripling has already stated he will opt in. Mitch Haniger and Anthony DeSclafani are a couple of other SF Giants who will be back on guaranteed deals. Some good guaranteed deals include those to Wilmer Flores and Logan Webb. Finally, the Giants' arbitration-eligible players. This list includes J.D. Davis, Austin Slater, Mike Yastrzemski, LaMonte Wade Jr., Tyler Rogers, and Thairo Estrada. All six seem like pretty easy tender decisions, because the contracts will be cheap relative to free agent prices for similar production. Estrada stands out as a possible extension candidate for the Giants. Find and follow Locked On Giants on your favorite podcast platforms:

Every affordable housing developer needs financial forecast to anticipate expenses, cash flow and access to capital to build the property, including developments built using low-income housing tax credit (LIHTC) equity. In the latest installment of the Novogradac Tax Credit Tuesday podcast's recurring "So You Want to Be a LIHTC Developer" series, Michael Novogradac, CPA, and Miao Xue, CPA, discuss four key schedules for developers to consider when preparing their own financial forecasts and potential roadblocks on the path for each. They discuss the development budget and eligible basis schedule, sources and uses and 15-year cash flow waterfall, the taxable income and loss schedule, and income and loss allocations and the Section 704(b) capital schedule.

Every affordable housing developer needs financial forecast to anticipate expenses, cash flow and access to capital to build the property, including developments built using low-income housing tax credit (LIHTC) equity. In the latest installment of the Novogradac Tax Credit Tuesday podcast's recurring “So You Want to Be a LIHTC Developer” series, Michael Novogradac, CPA, and Miao Xue, CPA, discuss four key schedules for developers to consider when preparing their own financial forecasts and potential roadblocks on the path for each. They discuss the development budget and eligible basis schedule, sources and uses and 15-year cash flow waterfall, the taxable income and loss schedule, and income and loss allocations and the Section 704(b) capital schedule.

As a business owner, you know there are a lot of important decisions to make, and not enough hours in the day to make them all. That's why it's crucial to have someone you can trust to help you make sound financial decisions for your business. Enter the fractional CFO.But don't let the name fool you: a fractional CFO isn't just for businesses that are struggling with their finances. In fact, there are a number of benefits to having a fractional CFO—regardless of your business' size or stage of development. In this episode of Her CEO Journey, Christina will share the seven benefits of investing in a fractional CFO.If you want to learn how a fractional CFO can help you reach financial stability and elevate your business, this episode is for you!3 reasons why you should listen to the full episode:Learn the benefits of hiring a fractional CFO.Discover how a fractional CFO can help with your finances and mission.Determine whether or not you need a fractional CFO.Episode Highlights[02:23] Benefit #1: Proactive Planning for Smoother Cash Flow [03:26] Benefit #2: Analyzing Financial Statements [04:31] Benefit #3: Better Budgeting and Financial Forecasts [05:37] Benefit #4: Problem Solving Together[07:40] Benefit #5: Saving Time and Resources[08:49] Benefit #6: Reducing Overall Business Risks[09:55] Benefit #7: Unique Financial ExpertiseEnjoyed This Podcast?Write a review and share this with your friends.Connect With the Profit Reimagined TeamReady to transform your purpose into an impactful business financial story, profit, and joy? Schedule a chat with the Profit Reimagined team.

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Find Jessica hereEmail her here: jessica@beamfinancialgroup.comAbout Jessica: Jessica Blasingame is a CPA, who specializes in financial services for creative entrepreneurs. She leads an all-woman team at Beam Financial Group, which takes a holistic approach in supporting small business owners, helping them to become more competent, connected, and aligned with their business finances.Show Notes: Creative entrepreneurs can create more certainty and stability in their businesses by using forecasts and frameworks. A Financial Forecast: look forward to the future think through your future plansimagine various scenariosA Financial Framework:a systematic way to plug in your numbers and see outcomesallows you to try various scenariosForecasts and frameworks give you the opportunity to ask:  Can I afford this? When can I afford it?Looking at different scenarios helps us see what we need to do to achieve those results. For example, if you need to hit a certain revenue number then you can look at a variety of ways to do that and how each of them impacts that number. Understanding your numbers reduces anxiety about the future.Using these tools helps you to ask a lot of questions and get a lot of answers so you can get the full cost pictures and choose wisely.==================Find Robin hereSchedule a free call with Robin here 

When I learned this took...it changed my life and businesses! I create an annual plan every year and a quarterly plan every quarter for the past 10 years. That is 50 plans...YUP! And after creating 50 plans, I've learned a few things.  Here are the 3 biggest mistakes being made when creating your quarterly or annual plan:Not writing one in the first place! Thinking that keeping it in your head is working. Believing that it has to be perfectly executed.Not placing your plan somewhere in your environment so you can see it everyday.  

A survey commissioned by accounting automation software leader BlackLine has revealed that 70 percent of business leaders and Finance and Accounting professionals in Singapore are concerned that their company’s financial data forecasts fail to provide an accurate picture of future performance. Terry Smagh, Senior Vice President & General Manager, Asia Pacific & Japan, BlackLine shares why local businesses are lacking the confidence in using financial data to inform business strategy and what can be done to improve this.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The big sports news issues of the week analysed by Rob Harris, Martyn Ziegler and Tariq Panja. On the agenda: We have more details from the IOC about how they think the Olympics can be staged this year, but what are the lingering issues facing Tokyo? Hear from the IOC President Thomas Bach, who was also questioned on human rights in China ahead of the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics. UEFA also met this week and expressed confidence in the Euros going ahead in 12 cities. But could venues still be removed and what's the latest on fans getting into stadiums? We got a bleak financial forecast about the pandemic's impact on European football but will clubs really collectively lose 8.5 billion euros across two seasons as European Club Association chairman Andrea Agnelli claims? Leeds United has new investment from the San Francisco 49ers. How will it transform Leeds? We discuss corruption in a sport that isn't always in the global headlines as a new investigation reveals how the boss of biathlon accepted gifts from Russians and repaid the favors by doing the country's bidding by covering up doping. And the shows concludes with the latest on TV rights talks in cricket and French football. Please rate, review and subscribe. And send any questions to the team on Twitter, Facebook or Instagram at @SportUnlocked

It's that time of year again. The financial forecasters are making their predictions for 2021. Are they of any value?

Jeanne Scharf discusses the benefits that businesses are realizing when they create budgets, forecasts, and enterprise analysis reports. Completing these tasks are helping businesses spot trends sooner, realize weaknesses, and make the necessary adjustments to improve their financial performance.

Financial Forecasts for 2020Anthony Planas of Banyan Hill Publishing shares his views on what we might see in the coming year.Cannabis Doctor on CallDr. Jordan Tishler returns to cover some of the most asked about questions. How cannabis treats insomnia, and sleep deprivation.Marijuana Business DailyCassandra Farrington heads up the cannabis industry leading daily news website Marijuana Business Daily and its family of content resources for the B2B cannabis marketplace, including the internationally recognized family of MJBizCon conferences.The Analysis Process of Cannabis StocksEmily Flippen tells us a little about her history as an investment adviser and some of the process she uses to vet cannabis stocks as potentially favorable.Pure RatiosChad Connor heads up the cannabis industry’s leading daily news website Marijuana Business Daily, and its family of content resources for the B2B cannabis marketplace, including the internationally recognized organization of MJBizCon conferences.Designing a Cannabis BusinessEllis Smith is the Chairman and Founder of the American Cannabis Company. From inception to operations, it helps design, build and optimize cannabis businesses.Find more at: https://w420radionetwork.com/s1-e12-2020-forecasts-cannabis-dr-on-call-stock-analysis-cannabis-business-design/

Matthew and Laura make unfounded financial forecasts, discuss comedy tastes during tough times, and how every comic is currently live on Instagram. Matthew could really use some tips on how to survive quarantine with his girlfriend's parents.

Financial Forecasts for 2020Anthony Planas of Banyan Hill Publishing shares his views on what we might see in the coming year.Cannabis Doctor on CallDr. Jordan Tishler returns to cover some of the most asked about questions. How cannabis treats insomnia, and sleep deprivation.Marijuana Business DailyCassandra Farrington heads up the cannabis industry leading daily news website Marijuana Business Daily and its family of content resources for the B2B cannabis marketplace, including the internationally recognized family of MJBizCon conferences.The Analysis Process of Cannabis StocksEmily Flippen tells us a little about her history as an investment adviser and some of the process she uses to vet cannabis stocks as potentially favorable.Pure RatiosChad Connor heads up the cannabis industry’s leading daily news website Marijuana Business Daily, and its family of content resources for the B2B cannabis marketplace, including the internationally recognized organization of MJBizCon conferences.Designing a Cannabis BusinessEllis Smith is the Chairman and Founder of the American Cannabis Company. From inception to operations, it helps design, build and optimize cannabis businesses.Find more at: https://w420radionetwork.com/s1-e12-2020-forecasts-cannabis-dr-on-call-stock-analysis-cannabis-business-design/

OfS has finally published its assessment of English providers' finances - and the forecasts look shaky. Our guests discuss the implications, along with a new report on cybersecurity, and another on the value of vocational degrees.  Plus Chris Skidmore calls App Britain!, our correlation quiz and more Hidden History of HE. With Johnny Rich, CEO of Push and the Engineering Professors' Council; Julia Clarke, Pro VC at Manchester Metropolitan; and Wonkhe's Editor Debbie McVitty.

Dan Kemp, chief investment officer for Europe, the Middle East and Africa for Morningstar Investment Management, said investors should beware of vivid, attention-grabbing forecasts because the ingredients that get your attention are not necessarily the most valid when it comes to the market. He noted that boring forecasts about the future looking mostly like the past tend to be more accurate. Also on the show, Buck Klintworth of Chase Investment Counsel said he expects the stock market to be flat to slightly down during the summer before going on a run, meaning that any near-term pullbacks should be buying opportunities. Matt Hougan of Bitwise Investment Management discusses his recent research showing that most Bitcoin trading statistics are wildly fake, with 85 percent of reported trades not being real, and Ernie Cecilia of Bryn Mawr Trust Co. talks stocks and ETFs in the Market Call

Fundraising expert Julia Elliott Brown, the CEO of Enter The Arena, talks with Cecily Motley and Ilana Lever, co-founders of Motley London, about raising £365,000 of angel investment to fuel the growth of their design-led jewellery business. Questioning the traditional fundraising narrative they discuss the pros and cons of VC investment, financial planning and networking close to home. Motley London is disrupting the jewellery market with exclusive yet affordable designs marketed to and for a dynamic female audience. In this episode you’ll discover… Why female founders are pushing back against traditional VC funding structures How networking close to home could be your secret to success An insight into financial planning – the positives and negatives of cutting your budget For the full video interview, go to http://www.enterthearena.co.uk/Fundraising-Stories/

Fundraising expert Julia Elliott Brown, the CEO of Enter The Arena, talks with Emilie Vanpoperinghe from OddBox about how she raised £530k through crowdfunding for her mission driven wonky fruit and veg business, how she used clever commercial terms to fund the business in the early days and how offering advanced subscriptions helped her get cash in the bank fast. Oddbox is London’s first wonky fruit and veg box subscription service, reducing food waste by sourcing slightly imperfectly shaped produce directly from farms, and delivering them directly to customers. As a business with a purpose, it was crucial that Emilie secured investors that shared her values. In this episode, you'll discover... How crowdfunding can build brand awareness and encourage your customers to be your strongest ambassadors Why using clever commercial terms can give you the funding you need in the early days of the business How to use advanced subscriptions on your funding round to get cash in the bank faster For the full video interview, go to http://www.enterthearena.co.uk/Fundraising-Stories/

Kate Hofman, GrowUp Urban Farms raised £1.9m at pre-launch stage to launch her vertical stacked hydroponic farming business; she reveals how she secured an innovation grant for the significant capital she required at the beginning, overcame the challenges of raising money when pregnant, and really focused on developing professional financial forecasts. GrowUp Urban Farms produce sustainable salads and herbs by growing them in a controlled environment indoors, in vertically stacked layers. This was a capital intensive business to get off the ground, which presented some particular challenges in fundraising. In this episode, you'll discover... How to raise money for a capital intensive business, and use innovation grants to get you on your way The challenges of raising money whilst you’re 7 months pregnant, and why you need the right support around you Why having professional financial forecasts is absolutely essential for effective investor conversations For the full video interview, go to http://www.enterthearena.co.uk/Fundraising-Stories/

Topics Covered in this Episode 03:00 - Motivation: Tailored Advice for Your Success 11:44 - Finances: The World Cup's Impact on Financial Forecasts 25:48 - Off The Wall: 49th Anniversary of the Moon Landing 36:26 - Guest: Bob Goldfarb, a Personal Styling Concierge on the Value of Personal Services. Connect with Michael Wall at: MichaelWallShow.com - Previous Show Episodes LeanOnTheWall.com - Private Wealth Management Facebook - Get more tips from Michael

Jamie Cairns says there's opportunity for CropLogic after it lists. Read more ($): https://www.nbr.co.nz/article/why-did-croplogic-withhold-financial-forecasts-its-prospectus-cs-p-205355

Why is financial forecasting so important to growing your business? How do you make sure you are getting the best financial advice?

Hello everyone and welcome to episode 5 of the Power Nine Podcast. This week, Mik and Nuno sit down to talk shop about finance, from the prices of fetch lands in KTK to the forecasts for FRF and what we think you should get and why. We also talk about what we want to play for pre-release.As always, if you like the show, follow us on Facebook and Twitter and if you’ve got something you want us to talk about, or if you’ve got some suggestions for the show, please let us know in the comments below.Download the episode here (right click and save)

In the midweek show from TopStepTrader Squawk Radio, Anna and host of the show Eddie Horn discuss the opportunities for forex traders for the remainder of the week, and look ahead to some of the key news items round the corner. David also offers some views on commodity markets for both oil and gold.

With the US now back open for business, and the NFP data duly released, markets can at least return to normal following round 2 of the fiscal cliff soap opera. But what is normal? Can anyone truly believe these statistics, and with equity markets surging higher, the disconnect between economic reality and risk assets seems set to continue. For the trader, it's simply a case of watching the right charts such as the VIX and trading with a leading indicator, such as volume.

Discover the indices to watch, which reveal the market mood in terms of risk and market sentiment. Two of the most powerful charts which reveal where the fulcrum of 'risk on' or 'risk off' is currently positioned.