'Descubre un nuevo negocio' Business

Robert Martinez from Lima - 04/16/09 11:37

Hola a todos espero que no les caiga mal este post solo quería comentar sobre un negocio que me acaban de ofrecer y quería recomendaciones porque como verán hoy en día un inversor minorista o mediano más allá de las típicas opciones con las que cuenta, siempre puede encontrar inversiones alternativas o poco tradicionales que otorgan buenas proporciones de riesgo y de rendimiento. Tal es el caso de los taxis. El invertir en la compra de uno o varios taxis puede llegar a darnos hasta un 40% de rendimiento anual del capital invertido. Cifra obviamente obtenida de descontar el alto costo del mantenimiento, el pago del seguro y los aportes para el chofer. Personas experimentadas dicen que esta inversión es a mediano y largo plazo, recuperando el total invertido en aproximadamente 1 año y duplicando al año siguiente. Aun estoy buscando más información sobre este tema si alguien conoce o está en este negocio agradecería postear más información. Por el momento les dejo este blog donde pude encontrar información muy valiosa espero les guste.

Comment #1 cwemoy (63.176.159.5) - 06/30/09 11:27

Quite a strange language though I must admit it sounds pleasing to the tongue! All I can seem to understand is forty percent..it seems then that when it comes to numbers, all languages are in unison.

Comment #2 Eve (63.176.159.35) - 07/25/09 10:57

A very strange language indeed. I do know just a tad bit of the Spanish language, but still, I could have barely even grasped a single sentence in this present topic of discussion. As you said cwemoy, 'forty percent'...lol... At first I thought you meant forty percent of the topic, but then I realized that the person actually wrote forty percent. Yeah, and it was kinda like that for me too. That's all I could really make out from within the discussion.

Comment #3 cwemoy (63.176.159.218) - 08/20/09 06:53

Very true Eve..fourty percent of the post?lol...I cannot grasp a whole tad of the discussion as well...it seems like a Peruvian language as such. The only way around this could be those that at least understand this otherwise this forum is not going anywhere.

Talking of figures, they seem to be the only universal language...only when written down. If we are to calculate what I comprehend; percent of the post I understand, well....I see something a bit on the upper side of zero

Comment #4 Eve (63.176.159.39) - 11/24/09 15:34

I guess then, numbers it is. The only true, and thus, could probably even be considered as the greatest language of all.

Comment #5 Eve (63.176.159.29) - 12/20/09 12:59

The number language is the new universal language people, get familiar. Money had been the universal 'language' for quite some time now anyway, so I guess it is nothing new.

Comment #6 curtis (63.176.159.39) - 01/05/10 17:08

I loathe the idea of the money language being the universal language, but you do have a point.

Comment #7 smithy (63.176.159.34) - 01/28/10 17:50

Business prospects in Peru would be great!! Who know of the best and the latest ideas out there?

Comment #8 Saldy (77.42.0.78) - 02/21/10 21:34

Since this forum is about the business in Peru, then I bet that the original poster is talking about business, in Peru. autos para taxi en Peru, what does that mean, a taxi in Peru? Well maybe there might be someone who know what this mean and describe it here later. And I have to agree on that money language thing. Have a good day guys and keep those posts coming.

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