/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>58265748
Actually it gets worse: the specific canton where their offices are located are legally obliged to observe a 14-day rest period at the start of April every year
Just 2 more weeks until we moon avichads! Hold tight onto your bags!

we're entering 2008 again aren't we?

>>53534235
I failed calc 1 twice before taking it again and getting an A. then I took and passed calc 2, 3, and difeq and with As in those as well. the only thing that changed was I did more practice problems. if you're not lazy, go to your college library tomorrow and check out an introductory book on calc and attempt EVERY problem on the areas you're struggling.

>>50617567
Day trading is the easiest way to make money without working. All you have to do is risk between $1,000 - $3,000 per trade and scalp them within a 30 minute window. Reading trends is so easy, especially on easy stocks like AAPL.

My older brother bought rental properties in Florida after the 2008 recession and he keeps getting richer and richer while I sit here thinking of crypto and not really getting any richer. I don't have the right word for this feel.

Should I give up on crypto and follow his lead? Or is it too late?

>>50518441
>multiple PhDs
Classic scammer tactic. The whole purpose of doing a PhD: doing research for years, creating a thesis and then defending it successfully is to say: congratulations you've made your first new contribution to the body of knowledge, well done, you're now ready for a career in research. That's the purpose of a PhD. People often do change fields of research after they get it (e.g. you go from Physics into Chemistry research). But they don't go for a second PhD because of that. They've _already_ established themselves as capable researchers that have made contributions. It makes zero sense to go through that ritual again.

So when you hear 'multiple PhDs', it's by someone who thinks, PhD, that's like the 'highest level' qualification, a step up from masters, yeah I'll have couple of those in different fields, that'll sound impressive, but actually it's just outing your lack of knowledge of what a PhD actually means and its purpose, thereby actually undermining your own credibility with people who have actual experience doing real research.

>>49976599
Uwu

>>49973427
Uwu