what do you think of MFS as a company name?
535720
Do you sale milk?\n\nMilk\nFor\nSale
1064897
On the face of it, this sounds like good financial management by the firm.\n\nIf it were financially shaky, they couldn't get bank cooperation to do this --so-- thumbs up.
378742
1. Looks too long for a software company name. \n2. Not immediately associated with software. Sounds close to a pharma name.\n3. Visually, one cud make the first 2 letters stand out on font or color. One cud also make a interesting tagline like "ITENTIS - With an IT INTENT"\n4. Comfy saying the name, but pronunciation may change from country to country.\n5. Not close to any known names. Identis is a web hosting company which is closest to this.
704657
CFTN has changed to CFTN.PK... I could not find enough information on this company to warrant a recommendation.  Available information is available at the Yahoo! Finance link below, but certainly I would want to read their annual report before considering them.\nhttp://finance.yahoo.com/q?s=CFTN.PK
1181309
Because there is more to the company name.  If you neglect the comman...the company name may just look plain stupid.
823994
There names that could be good for an up and comming company.\nI always thought that Factor Championship or Kam-eo Heavyweight title could work too.\nAnythings better than the "Million Dollar Championship".
444763
It's an interesting idea.\n\nIt gives the Mountain image -- like Purple Mountain Majesty.\nIt gives a fresh image--fresh as the morning dew.\nIt gives this image that we never sleep because it is latent with caffeine, and well it gives you this image that we are daring jumping off rocks or what not.\n\nStill, I think we should go something without a company endorsement.
944945
manager tenures are important for the more successful ones like Bill Nygren at Oakmark get favorable reviwes in places liek morningstar (and deservingly so) performance look as far back as you can 5-10 year range and go from there. Cap size DOES reduce risk for the large cap sector is well established companies and can withstand periodicall losses in teh market. Small caps are generally younger companies and they will be hurt if the market suddenly tanks. Large cap doesn't have a better track record per say buy large cap would be something like Boeing and a small cap would be NTE big differences between the two. The more risk the more potetional for reward could happen. Barons does a review on mutual fund managers and they are very worthy a look (with Bill I even invested in his funds before moving to ETF's)
599715
COMSS, Inc.\n\n(Computer-Office-Maintenance, Sales & Service, Inc.)
1047266
I think that the business is in some type of home repairs, such as tv repairs, or appliance repairs...........possbly computer. I actually like the name pretty well in fact, considering I myself do in-home repairs of electronics. Thanks for the idea....mind if I use it? I AM serious , by the way......and it IS a good name!
905859
Excellent Question!!! I'm truly putting this on the watchlist.. because I can't really come with something witty right now... don't take this from me okay? I'm just brainstorming with you: How about saying that given that the company itself has a "sterling" reputation... I look forward to contributing to it with quantitative and community contributions through my enthusiasm, team spirit and hardwork... (cause they like results, eh?)... So in plain terms what you're here for is to deliver results that forwards their company.. after all.. every bit of effort definitely helps! Does this help? I'm still staying tuned to see other answers!! Good luck!
246979
growth or value?\n\nI've looked at this one.  It might be something that I'd consider, if I was looking for another fund.  Though its a bit toward growth.\n\nhttp://finance.yahoo.com/q?s=PISRX&d=t
510448
I'm not really sure but if you do some hunting around at The Motley Fool you will get some really good advice.\n\nI am nothing to do with them, just found them really useful, and I know it says "Fool" but that's truly the name of the company!\n\nhttp://www.fool.co.uk/?gclid=CIC_kMCTl4UCFQNvEgod3QYuGA
621055
I just read an article in the Tradewinds magazine about how Asian women, from former CEO's to housewives, were the biggest money earners in our international company. The next trillion dollar industry is the health/wellness industry. So you would want to get with a firmly established, debt free company that is doing business in over 70 countries, has over 40 physical offices, 7 cafes, ranked the 4th fastest growing company of any kind in its first 6 years, and has an unduplicatble product being called the next coca-cola, allow them to take the financial risks and you get the rewards by payouts of 53 cents on every dollar. That's what I did and the income with no experience has surpassed my professional income with a master's. I know you are a single mother like I am, and this was definately the right company, with the right product, and it came into my life at the right time. With your comedic and outgoing personality, you may want to take a serious look at this company (www.TNI.com/1934177) and (www.TNCafe.com). Good luck to you. While you're researching, you can listen to a toll free, pre-recorded msg about our company at 800-242-0363, pin 4055. Contact me if you want more information.
610325
Definitely talk to a lawyer about this.....it seems to me that you could protect your company name somehow by perhaps applying for a copyright or a trademark with the legal language stating that you only intend to enforce the C/TM for business purposes.
210208
TWISTED is an interesting nickname.  I think it is great watching them put out all those fires.  Doubt they do but they should be making big bucks in salary.
1044859
Okay let's start with American Funds which is who runs ICA.  AF is an awesome fund company for a couple of reasons.  One they are a private company which means they only answer to their MF holders.  Unlike a company like Fidelity which is a good company also but they are owed by stock holders.  In the long run the company that only answers to you the MF holder is going to look out for your best interest and returns more diligently.  They also have some of the lowest annual fees to maintain an account of any MF company.  All that being said, depending on your situation ICA may or may not be good for you.  You need a competent advisor to help you with that.  I would be cautious with ICA as it is one of the largest MF in the world.  They may seem like a good thing but it actually can be bad.  It means it has much less flexibility to move its money around when condititon warrant it.  As far as EJ goes, they hire people on average who have very little experience in the industry, so at a minimum make sure your rep has a lot of experience and didn't just start last month at this.  They also have agreements with companies like American Funds where their reps get a bigger commission to them then they do with other products.  The concern being your advice from EJ might be tainted by the reps desire to get more commission.  You need to work with an independant rep to assist you with you decisions.   One who will give you all the information and doesn't have a hidden agenda.  If you want to send me email and tell me what state you're in I probably could refer you to a couple.  Good luck.