/biz/ - Business & Finance

>down 10% this week

iron condors make crabbing stocks extremely comfy, why didn't anyone tell me about them earlier?

Should've bought wimi last week .... I could've made anime real

>Buy LUV
>It crabs for a while
>Sell at a mild profit with plans to get in after tech craze dies down
>It's up 4.5% today

>>15205824
snibs the snab

>>15190236

>>10623687
>dat -89% on QTUM
fug

>>5046563
I got like 2.7 when it was at 36 bucks

Hey /biz/ I am having big motivation trouble.

Here is the thing:
I am a junior in an engineering degree. As I studied however, I realized that engineering doesn't pay as much as computer science/data science. So I taught myself these things.

I won a quantitative analysis competition, about 15 business competitions, had an internship every summer (in engineering field), and now I have a job offer for 75K.

I have tons if ideas to make more money, and I have made great money doing consulting as an engineer and as a data scientist.

Here is my problem, I am barely passing all of my classes this semester. I go to every lecture but when I go to study I get about an hour in and then I realize that the topic is absolutely boring. I have also realized that any questions I ask professors about things I need to know for a consulting job I am doing, they never have an answer.

What the hell? I wanted to come to an engineering school to learn something I would use in industry, but I feel like all of the success I have had really was not impacted at all by what I studied.

I come on here seeing people saying STEM and CS is a meme, and it is definitely NOT if you want to make money. However, the education of STEM is an absolute meme.