/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>55774998
based, I would like to see some returns for my efforts at this juncture

I AM FINANCIALLY BORED

HURRY UP AND DO SOMETHING COHEN

BABY TEDDY GMERICA STOP NEEDS TO HURRY THE FUCK UP

IT'S BEEN 983 YEARS

I NO LONGER BELIEVE IN MILLIONS OF DOLLARS BECAUSE YOU HAVE DRAGGED THIS ON SO LONG

I WOULD SELL MY SHIT AT A REASONABLE $6k TO MAKE ENOUGH TO NEVER INVEST IN THIS CLOWN MARKET AGAIN

I'D THEN BUY PUTS ON THE NEXT THING COHEN DOES BECAUSE IT'S OBVIOUSLY THE SMART PLAY BECAUSE ALL HE DOES IS DRAG SHIT OUT WHILE THE PRICE DROPS!

ARGHHHHHHHHHHHHHH I HATE BEING NON-RICH AND ALL YOU HAVE TO SAY WHEN WE LOSE 25% IS

>NOT FOR LONG

FUCK YOU COHEN AND YOUR CRYPTIC TWEETS THE NEXT THING OUT OF YOUR MOUTH AT THE AGM NEEDS TO BE

>AND ONE MORE THING, KEK HEDGIES

>>55187164
'member when certain actors who would post 45 times a thread used to talk to themselves on multiple ID's trying to push options on people?

I 'member

Post your price prediction for LINK tomorrow.

I say $4.20 :^)

>>10040121
Me and a couple of fellows taking a giant shit in wall street offices and not flushing. LMFAO then nobody goes to the offices because of the stink.

Looking to get my Masters in Finance. Unsure between MS and MBA. Personally I'd rather go for the MS and hone a specific skill set to have a permanent career path, and I don't really see any value to me, personally, in entrepreneurship/accountancy/etc classes that an MBA provides, because I am well acquainted with my place in this world as an office droid.

With that said, MBA is seemingly more expensive and from what I understand it's more sought after in the workforce - is this true?

TL;DR is getting an MS a waste of time, relative to an MBA? What are employers looking for, as it pertains to your masters degree?