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that ^ redrum: are you saying I should open an online broking thing and just dive in with say $1k? That could be an interesting approach I think. On another note, I've heard there are similarities to poker. How close to the truth is this?

I'm probably aiming for the middle ground. What kind of credentials would I need there? pde = ? What do you mean by mindset?

I've posted this thread in the unsw comm/business subforum but I thought it might get a few more views here. I have a question. Let's say I want to get into the world of options/stock trading, one would presume I would need a Commerce degree, yes? Would a generic commerce degree do in...

I have a question. Let's say I want to get into the world of options/stock trading, one would presume I would need a Commerce degree, yes? Would a generic commerce degree do in landing those kinds of jobs or will I need to major in finance? If employers are looking for certain courses...

Speak for yourself.

Those with lower marks probably don't want to show others?

Summer/Winter sessions are a great way to catch up

Assuming no scaling you can subtract your assessment marks from your final mark.

======================================================== Session Course Title Result ======================================================== S1 ECON2101 Microeconomics 2.................72 CR S1 ECON2112 Game th & Bus Strategy...........87 HD S1...

I thought the pork roll at the roundhouse food court was pretty fantastic for $3.50, then I found out the store 2 minutes from my place sells much better rolls for $2.50

pick up GENS8004 during the winter session. youknowyouwantto

yaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay. yay.

Oh, I was actually talking about the place in the Roundhouse food court...i've never actually eaten at the pavillion

Yeah, that place is pretty good. Decent prices too (relatively).

Hd

Jago is to poker as acmilan is to math.

I think everyone should fire up some more

Is student central office over at the JG building open during stuvac?

Try emailing the Qantas people and set up some sort of interview.

Strategy: make prices high. when new firms try to enter the market, drop prices until new firm is broke and withdraws. make prices high again.