We all know cash is king. You learn that on your very first day of Economics 101. Even in these uncertain economic times, cash is the great equalizer. Here’s more on how investors, small businesses and newbie CEOs secure cash for start-up and expansion.
As Cash Popularity Goes Up, Stock Performance Goes Down
PhilStar.com presents an interesting conundrum with respect to the availability of cash and the health of the market. It seems as though the more cash investors scoop up for themselves, the more the reverb can be felt throughout the stock market and the economy in general. As stock investors see their cash flow squeezed, it fosters a feeling of insecurity that can be felt across markets.
How Small Businesses Will Respond to the Cash Jam
In short, furloughs and layoffs. Small business owners holding IOUs in the form of bad debts are creating contingency plans to keep their businesses afloat. CNN Money reports that the California state legislature’s failure to close a $26 billion gap may leave many in the lurch. The resulting rhetoric forces CEOs to brace for the future.
Business Owners Learn to Manage Cash Flow
It could be the single most important skill to master. Knowing what your cash balances are today and during the next six months is important to remaining solvent in a sea of failures. Small business owners are encouraged to take formal business cash classes in managing money to avoid missteps in operations.
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The problem with cash is that it's not being introduced back into the market as readily as before the credit crunch. Until that happens, the log jam that this situation has become will continue to bog. Traditional lending must step up.
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