The moral of the story is that the governorship of Arkansas is an audition for hell for terrible people, Democrat and Republican alike.
The moral of the story is that the governorship of Arkansas is an audition for hell for terrible people, Democrat and Republican alike.
I’m with you. I have an accounting degree and found to my horror a couple of years into my education that actual accounting work made my skin crawl. But it was too late to turn back at that point, so I figured “as long as I have a debt that I don’t have any real hope of paying off, might as well at least get a college… Read more
If I had a good Speyside single malt on demand along with someone willing to be beaten senseless and possibly also a pair of boxing gloves when the Drunken Monster came out (I am a brutally violent drunk, which is why I’ve been sober since 1996), I might well fall off the wagon.
If you could “easily” beat the market, everyone would do it. Day traders and system gamblers all think they’ve got it figured out, but I have both a finance minor on my accounting degree (and I was a semester’s worth of FIN electives shy of a dual-major had I decided it was worth the extra effort) and years of… Read more
Furthermore, long-term, nobody ever beats the market. You can beat the house in the short term and have a lucky run, just like any casino, but in the end, the entire market economy is more efficient and more effective than any individual or even sizeable group unless they’re a criminal enterprise, and even they… Read more
In point of fact, it may technically qualify as a crime. Securities law prohibits what’s known as a “pump-and-dump” scheme*, and one presumes that once this group of Redditors forces the short sellers to buy to cover the squeeze, they’ll sell their own holdings and pop the bubble themselves. Read more