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Message: <blockquote data-quote="kean" data-source="post: 9867" data-attributes="member: 226">WellllllSince you are late for two years. By the time you finish your course may be too late for your GOLD RUSH!What about other subjects hot again in two years time....you chase for another qualification so you end up keep studying as a ProFESSional Student.I don't agree that businessmen (those w/o education) will not do risk valuation. Frankly speaking, they are more sensitive about money than most educated persons. Again, they can hire someone who has MFE, MBA, CPA, CFA to work for them. Smart =/= Paper Qualification. Street smart is how they make money. They dare to take calculated risk and they take risk may better than anyone with qualification because they have guts to taste failure.Even Warren Buffet used to make a remark in his speech that it is impossible to buy low and sell high. In mathematical terms (quoted from a friend in this forum), there are only one absolute maximum and one absolute minimum. However, there are so many local maximum and local minimum along the way. What is your probability to catch the inflection point or to reach the absolute maximum when the absolute maximum is actually an end point....well keep studying, may be! My 1 cent.Keep it up your spiritual gold rush.....RUSH HOUR $!Cheers,K</blockquote>