Forming a new company - Need Help Please

[Khatta]

Greetings..!!! Guys/Girls, Iam staying abroad and planning to return to our mother land. In this regard, iam thinking of starting a new business. Would you people please help me in finding a good name for the company. Otherwise, please tell me any good websites where I can find sample company names.... I appreciate for your postings..

[Shaik]

khatta: Kesi company kholna cha rahey hein aap zara batayein toh us munasibat sey naam dengey, type of business batayein.

[Khatta]

Shaik bhai, shukriya posting kay leyeh, actually mai eak mechanical engineering industry (welding..etc) start karna soonchraha hoon. Isee silsilay may company ka naam search karaha hoon, please help kareyeh.

[Mechanic]

Joad-Toad Engineerings:)

[Pavan]

i think u should approach a good astrologer(if u believe) and check whether it will suit you. i think that is more appropriate than to search in websites.

[RP]

Khatta, I suggest you not worry about the name of a company as opposed to your business plan and a sound entry strategy. Pick any name you want but certainly do your best to (a) form a clear idea on what you want to do, (b) how you want to execute your plan, (c) what you truly expect from it, i.e., a given percent return on your investment, and (d) a proper exit strategy. Many other things should go into your strategy. Let not a mundane issue such as a name consume your mental energies during this crucial time before you launch your enterprise. Good luck. Pick a name that will be dear to your heart and one that is likely to catch your potential clients\' imagination. My 2 paise .. for what it is worth. Good luck.

[Faheem]

RP, you are so right, your four strike formula covers everything one should consider before starting a business, given my level of insecurity I would highly study and research your 4th point, the exit strategy.

[Khatta]

I appreciate all the guys who gave their suggestions. I know reading a new board is easy ... not all people bother to reply but people who reply to it have some good feeling in their hearts and bother about other people. I was just wondering howcome Mr. DART did not post any reply to my board as I have seen he replied to almost all the recent postings.. I think he has replied by changing his name in my board

[RP]

Thank you Faheem. Yes, I truly believe that investors, financial or business, generally are excited about future prospects and totally neglect a way to either cash in their profits or to close a failing company. It is understandably very hard. Take this for example. You buy a stock of 100 shares for Rs.100 a piece. You spent Rs.10,000. The share price falls to Rs.70, then 60, then 40. Would you sell? If so at what price? I would say that 90% of the investors hang on to it expecting the price to be back at Rs.100. Here is a case of no exit strategy or one of a poorly formulated one. Au contraire, if the price goes upto Rs. 120 or 140 or 160, still 90% do not sell because of expectation of more profit to come. The former is the case of \"fear\", the latter one of \"greed\". I bet companies are the same though a little different. You treat a company as your own and have a sense of ownership. Anyway, the point is, does an entrepreneur have an exit strategy? Thanks.

[rags]

browse http://www._.com.. u will find many big names.. which were in fame.. during the .com boom.. and now no where... so u can pick up something from that long long list.