Using Quickbooks for job costing.
Serving contractor clients that are single-entity and doing under $5mm annual revenue.
Is there a better tool for job costing that’s appropriate for my clientele?
Bookkeeper for small contractors here. Need recommendations for CPAs or EAs that specialize in tax prep for contractors and does a good job. A tax preparer who serves this type of client regularly.
We are leaving on a week long road trip at the end of the month. We have people to check on our chickens, but would like to lessen the burden on those people.
What is an effective longer-term watering setup you guys use to hydrate your chickens? Preferably one that doesn’t need refilling every other day.
We have 6 rhode island red hens. It’ll be in the 90°F range while we are gone.
Transitioning from day trading to swing trading. I'm struggling to understand how one particular industry's strength can spell increased potential for other related industries.
For example, data center stocks impacting nuclear stocks.
Do you guys have any tips, resources, or methods you've used to develop a better understanding on this aspect of swing trading the markets?
Thanks in advance for your feedback.
UPDATE:
I found a good method to help with this in case there are other traders experiencing this challenge:
First, I ask ChatGPT to explain how an industry's value chain. Next, I copy the resulting text into NotebookLM to generate an infographic to complement the text.
I'm sure you could use these to build larger infographics to show entire value chains across multiple industries, I'm just not there yet.
Hope this helps!