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from looking at a pay schedule a year ago, the community college by me will pay someone with a master's degree, who teaches 15 credits twice a year- about $80,000.

You make an interesting arguement. The student loan program is just as predatory as credit cards, but in stead of $3000, we're talkin about $60,000. These 18 year old kids don't have a clue- and all their friends go to college, so they say, why not?

Also, most schools pay for higher education. Once teachers get masters' degrees, they get raises. Also, 2 months off a year is a huge benefit. I think the ideal job is being a community college professor- I may get there someday :-D

I think there's a greater chance that if you play world of warcraft, you'll have more fun and more money.

that makes it grammatically incorrect.

i told myself i wouldn't do anything until the FOMC announcement- but definitely could have made some money- but NFLX is just out of control.

would you want to be in the business of mortgage lending to businesses and individuals now? Especially with house prices declining, with several mortgages where people had little to no down payment? It's very risky, I'd stay away until it looks too good to resist- something like $8- and even...

rapid inflation usually doesn't happen when the average american consumer is cash poor with little access to credit. When prices rise, quite simply, people don't buy it. However, the influx of cash will certainly raise prices, just probably not in the short term. However, there are big...

there are a lot of valid points. My idea: instead of simply continuing unemployment checks, after the intial period of regular unemployment benefits, because of the lack of jobs, unemployment payments should decrease by a percentage each month until they disappear.

Possible outcomes? Further stimulus?

Anybody crazy enough to day-trade this?

the media is really spinning this one, by talking about these institutions' policies, and the stories of people who couldn't find jobs. But this is really unfair to the people that paid for educations and are now working or job seeking. I wouldn't like it if the government questioned the...

... then governments raise unemployment compensation taxes... then companies need to pinch their budgets... so they cut back on bonuses and raises to employees.

pretty girls get paid a boatload to be "booth babes". If you ever go to some type of convention like this, the girls you're seeing are most likely contracted in, with little to no knowledge of the company. Of course there are exceptions.

When the moving averages cross, imagine a twinkie exploding.

just because you think the market is going down doesn't mean that people that disagree are wrong. Also, don't be surprised when people who get paid for managing money want you to give them money to manage. Is your profession any different? Don't ask the barber if you need a haircut... and...

Thanks everyone for the replies, good info. As for this snippet above- I'm under the impression that leading universities in America are bringing in a lot of money- am I wrong?

I think these stocks are all going to get a nice 20% short squeeze.

like investments, risky jobs generally have to pay more to attract employees. Secure jobs do not have to pay as much, since employees have the safety and the peace of mind that they'll have a job. So a responsible, competitive business, if it provided secure jobs, would pay less, because...

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