/biz/ - Business & Finance

I know an MS in Business Analytics would generally be more useful in the job market than an MA in Political Science.

However, would that still hold true if, hypothetically, the political science MA was from Columbia University?

Asking for a friend.

I need some advice on maximizing my student loans and grants. I've heard of people that basically live off student loans/grants and this one guy got his BS, then Masters, then PhD; so I said "so your done now right?" Nope... went to law school. Immediately got a 200k+ starting salary with a pharmaceutical I.P. law firm and last I heard was made a full partner. My point is he never even worked he just blazed through school and, well, I need to do the same. But I see these low numbers in federal aid. I'm going to be "out of state" unfortunately but want to finish at that university. (In texas, I'm in sc).

Advice here is to buy and never sell but what about never buying only selling?

> entering college
> shit ton of scholarships for non-straight white men
> find one started by native americans
> apply as a straight white man with 1% NA blood
> win anyway

> mfw im fulfilling my ancestors' duty to steal from native americans

Newfag here wanting to understand how to effectively DYOR. When you are evaluating a project what do you look for? Thus far I am at least aware of market cap, tokenomics(not sure how to evaluate this), audited or not, presence of white paper, anon or not team.

As of now I don't feel confident enough investing in low market cap that can actually moon cuz I can't tell if it's worth a shit or not. I'd like to pass that hurdle so I can drop bigger wads of cash.

>>19631901
So then let us make different STA Versions... maybe an pool with KNC etc.

Based on the information you have, what country would you recommend doing a DFI in?

When will rents around my university be cut in half ?

Hey /biz/, do any teachers browse this board? 28 and going back to school to get my bachelors and am considering getting into teaching. Am a burger

Pros
>9 months of work
>loads of holidays off
> pay raises over time
> with the rise of socialist retards they'll call for more funding for education = more teacher salary
>large network of students and parents (I have my real estate license so a potentially massive pool of clients)
>work day ends around 3 or 4, I don't mind doing paperwork at home

Cons
> deal with occasional snot nosed kid and helicopter parents
>school shooters
> won't get rich off salary (but I plan on investing a majority of the salary anyway to escape waging)
>retarded admins and government standards

I'm almost 28, hate my current job, am too dumb for STEM fields (I'd probably teach history or something), and feeling pretty lost in life

so
>RSV token is eventually supposed to be stable at a dollar
>RSR token is used to keep RSV stable

but how are the two related, both should be redeemable for the same "stable" price eventually because people just trade the two back and forth?

Anons, what are the best investments and business for a college student?

Masters in Oracle Token Science here.

LTC or VERI

Do it now playa

>wake up whenever I like, usually 8-9am.
>spend the day reading books and writing articles on topics I'm actually interested in. Can read pretty much whatever I want.
>no boss, no one telling me what to do. All my co-workers are chilled and we all get on.
>spend a month writing grant requests
>receive $15,000 just this year tax free from the successful requests
>earn around $1200 tax free a month from scholarship
>make extra money teaching undergrads and marking their papers for around $25 an hour
>fly all over the world doing fieldwork and going to all expenses paid conferences to give talks
>when I tell people what I do they're actually impressed.
>have access to subsidised world class sports facilities and go to gym 3 times a week.
>only downside is it's not permanent and eventually I will have to get a real job.

Doing a PhD is comfy desu lads. If you can blag your away in to a decent university and get funding then I highly recommend it. It's a happy compromise between NEET and wagecuck.

Hey /biz/ my wife came into some money and is interested in putting it into the stock market.

We have access to 25k and are looking for long term investments with not a huge amount of risk(no crypto for this one).

So far im thinking about throwing down on Netflix, Baidu, Nvidia, as well as something in the Canadian oil sector.

Any advive for a new investor?

What's a good MBA school that I can do online?

Serious question: Why is it buy low sell high? Shouldn't you be buying high so it's worth more?

For example if I bought 1 bitcoin when it was $20000 I'd have $20000 right now. On the other hand, if I buy 1 bitcoin today I'd only have $11000.

how frequently is crypto brought up on campus

Does anyone else have any good low marketcap gems they are investing in right now? Preferably 50M or less with plenty of room to grow.

Most recently i've pulled a 3x through Upfiring (UFR) and it seems like theres still plenty of room for it to give exponential gains
https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/upfiring/
The coin has a low marketcap of 25M and an actual finished product.

I'm still invested in UFR but i'm interested in hearing any low Mcap gems you all may have stumbled upon recently?

>>5943668
Actually I am a patent lawyer and i endorse this statement.

I would bet my patent on it.

>Have a 5000 word essay due tomorrow at noon which I haven't started
>Not read a textbook in weeks
>Failing everything

kek, made £5000 today off ENG and cashed out enough last week to pay off my student loans (britfag).
Do any of you managing to actually get work done?
I can't sit in a class without flashing my blockfolio to some slut...

>>5070423
I don't know if you're joking or not but it's obviously CHAINLINK!

>>4994674
>tfw you use bitpay and never use the qr codes and always input the address and amount
>tfw you get a warning that it is for advanced users only
>copy and pasting two fields, advanced
kek