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Flywit Trading company  is  experienced wholesaler and provide free drop shipping service to worldwide, started in 2005 and have plenteous experience in sport shoes ,clothing,handbags,watches,t-shirt,jeans,hats,sunglass,belts,jacket.  and so on, cooperating with merchants and running own web store. 

now they  wholesale and retail top quality sport shoes. such as  Nike jordan sneakers, michael jordan shoes,nike air force ones,jordan sneakers,air jordan fusions,nike air force 1s,gucci shoes,puma sneakers,timberland shoes,adidas soccer ball,prada sneakers,ugg boots,omega watche,rolex watche,breitling watche,Woman’s ed-hardyr jeans,rock jeans,true religion jeans. ed t-shirt,rock jeans,prada sneakers,ugg boots,timberland boots,lacoste shoes,converse shoes,greedy genius shoes,ape bape sta,oakley sunglasses,chanel sunglasses,gucci sunglasses,prada sunglasses,rayban sunglasses,versace sunglasses,d&g sunglasses, etc.

Sourcing from a Trading Company vs. Manufacturer:

There are advantages to both trading companies and manufacturers depending on your situation. Let’s see if we can identify a few positives and negatives for both. This thread applies mainly to sourcing from China and I welcome your suggestions and corrections.

Overview – Size matters

Trading companies can be huge operations in China that deal across multiple product lines and industries and work with thousands of suppliers. They can be located in glitzy office towers in Shanghai or in dirty buildings without heat or toilet seats. They can also be a single person smoking a cigarette next to his fax/phone machine and computer.   Obviously, you should understand who you’re working with. A single person operation is not well placed to do the QC mentioned below and may not have a close tie to good factories. If that is the case then most of the trading company advantages listed below are lost.

Of course there are always exceptions. I’ve worked with small trading companies in the garment field that have very close ties to a couple of key factories. In fact, often they are partially invested in those factories. That is certainly different from the lone guy with his cigarette and fax machine.

Naturally, factories also come in different sizes. It’s amazing how small some operations can be in China. Sometimes the factories don’t even have employees (or the lights turned on) until they get an order. Other factories are monstrous with campuses the size of several football pitches.  This is why when you are purchasing directly from the factory you need to make a visit. (Also, beware that if the factory owner doesn’t know any of the employees and gets lost on the way to the bathroom, it might not be his factory at all. I’m serious. He may have called a friend to let him pretend the factory is his for the day.)

So let’s take a look at some advantages of each type of supplier.

Trading Companies

1. Multiple SKUs / products: One of the most obvious advantages of trading companies comes when you are sourcing multiple small products that may be made be made by several different suppliers. A good example of this is in the gifts and premiums industry. If you’re sourcing key chains, cheap USB flash drives, mouse pads, and umbrellas for your business then you would have to deal with four different suppliers. A trading company that deals in gifts and premiums might be the better choice. They may already know and work with all the factories and save you a ton of headaches, albeit with a bit of extra cost.

2. Specific Industries / products: Another advantage of a trading company may be in a single industry where the factories in China are good at making things but not necessarily great at the export process. A good example of this is in the garments industry. A lot of garment factories are small and focus on a certain material or clothing type. They are good at making clothes but don’t have strong export sales staff, don’t have great language capabilities, may not have a clue on design, etc. These are things that trading companies (at least those focusing only on garments) are good at. Here, you’re paying a little extra for service and advice that trading companies can provide. But again, you can save a lot of time because you won’t have to chase 10 separate factories on pricing, delivery, quality, etc.

With an unending supply of people and late night infomercials that want to help you learn how to trade, one option you might consider is a proprietary trading company.  Proprietary trading is an old concept that is resurging in today’s complex financial environment.

Why?  Proprietary trading companies give investors an opportunity to learn how to invest by providing everything they need to get started.  And when we say everything, we mean everything – even the money!   Imagine – you can actually learn how to invest on someone else’s dime.  Proprietary trading firms like ApiaryFunds.com are giving inexperienced investors a chance to learn how to trade like the pros by providing the systems, the technology, training and funds needed to learn how to invest successfully.

Proprietary trading companies are money management companies who search out successful investors and provide them an opportunity manage their fund.  In the case of the Apiaryfunds.com, they bring on board inexperienced traders, show them how to trade their system, and then when the investors invest successfully, they get to keep a percentage of their profits!  This way new investors can create an income while they learn to master different investment strategies and systems.

According to Shawn Lucas, head trader at ApiaryFunds.com, choosing which proprietary trading firm to work with can be tricky and offers this advice:

“When you choose a proprietary trading company, you want to make sure that your incentives are aligned.  There are five ways that proprietary trading companies make money: education, risk deposit, commissions, fee’s, and performance.  You want to make sure business is structured to provide the you the best systems, technology, resources, and compensation to help you trade successfully.”