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I have 8 months left in my useless B.A. economics degree and seriously contemplating putting much more time and effort into my T/A skills / getting an SEC license. For any of you out there that do this full time: What do you feel the advantages and disadvantages are? Any additional advice/thoughts/feelings/alternative word vomit?
Quote from: Trelly on August 07, 2008, 04:41:26 PMI have 8 months left in my useless B.A. economics degree and seriously contemplating putting much more time and effort into my T/A skills / getting an SEC license. For any of you out there that do this full time: What do you feel the advantages and disadvantages are? Any additional advice/thoughts/feelings/alternative word vomit?I would suggest that you do not get the SEC license IMO it's better to be a privet investor. "seriously contemplating putting much more time and effort into my T/A skills" thats a good plan IMO
Quote from: boomer on August 08, 2008, 04:28:50 PMQuote from: Trelly on August 07, 2008, 04:41:26 PMI have 8 months left in my useless B.A. economics degree and seriously contemplating putting much more time and effort into my T/A skills / getting an SEC license. For any of you out there that do this full time: What do you feel the advantages and disadvantages are? Any additional advice/thoughts/feelings/alternative word vomit?I would suggest that you do not get the SEC license IMO it's better to be a privet investor. "seriously contemplating putting much more time and effort into my T/A skills" thats a good plan IMO I also meant to say GET THE DEGREE your so close IMO it would be stupid not to
well, i have 6 months left here at Harverd and my major is Web Search Index Engineering Manager
alright guys, you got me, im not much of a speller but i do take creativeness to a whole new level, some say i should be a novelist.