/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>1148757
Aluminum and metals manufacturers have been smashed. Oil is another one that's been utterly crushed. Silver and gold have seen a a downturn, and municipal bond markets are shaky. Alot of foreign treasury markets have collapsed recently and I don't just mean Cyprus and Greece. Argentina looks like it's about to break against the shores of its own debt.

So I'm looking at for profit colleges and they all feel kinda scammy, not that education in general isn't a big ass scam selling businesses on the idea that they NEED college grads...but something about for-profits feels even more scammy. I'm not talking about obvious debt factories like University of Phoenix either. I'm also talking about Diploma Mills like Colorado Technical University. So what's your opinion Biz? Are they frauds or legitimate colleges?

>>820928
They have no earnings. Any price right now is too high. Don't buy companies that have no earnings.

>>819671
Shipping container theft is a thing. That's probably where all this shit comes from and why everything is 1 dollar. They're just unloading whatever the fuck they got from the stolen containers using a random shop that cops won't give a fuck about. Then pretending on their taxes that it's a legit business.

>>752084
I have the Amazon rewards card. It's 3 percent off amazon purchases rewarded back in the form of rewards points. You can spend the points on whatever you want, either through Amazon or elsewhere. Other non-Amazon purchases generate 1-2 percent depending on the purchase. It takes a while to develop any substantial points. When you sign up for the card through Amazon you get a 75 dollar voucher for Amazon, which is pretty sweet. It's a decent card. Yes, you don't get a bill if you don't use the card.

>>673372
There's already a service like this called uber. Nothing to see here.

>>624258
Don't forget Tesla Elon Musk le reddit may may shills.