i think its the alternator.


i think i might just go ahead and replace it and see if it fixes it. i am already spending so much money to fix this thing what's a little more?

 

throw in a tt supra motor while youre at it, tia

 

well then, you're lucky
my day's are usually pretty packed with meetings, deadlines, publications... stupid stocks... so damn time sensitive

 

this page sux for scrolling.

 

14.5 hours at work!
the sad part: there were still ppl at the office when i left....

 

so i noticed if i leave after 10 pm, i get to expense my dinner and taxi ride home... which cuts your cost of living expense in half... but forces you to stay at work for 15 hours.... hm... which way to go?

 

hmm. thats a good question.
can you do all your work in less than 15 hours? may be if you hang out an extra few hours to write off the dinner and taxi you can take care of some stuff.

 

the problem is i can't do all my work in 15 hours

 

woohoo!!!! the page is normal again!!!!!!!!

 

mebbe if all the companies we're covering decided to die and go away... or just stop operating or putting out earnings reports we might have more free time....

 

exactly what kind of work do you do?

 

i work for an investment bank (Bear Stearns) and i'm an equity research analyst...
so say you want to buy a particular stock... before you buy it, generally you (as a consumer) want to see whether that stock is really a good buy or not...
so you dig up a bunch of reports on this company - reports from UBS, Goldman, JP Morgan, etc. (and Bear Stearns), and you read what we have to say about the company. we will tell you our opinion (buy/sell, good, not good, etc.) and why. because we sit around all day long staring at that particular company's financial statements (income, balance sheet, cost, etc.) and find ways to project how the company is going to do in the future. and then we perform valuations on each company to see what it's really worth, and what the target price should be and may rise to or fall to... except we don't cover just one company each, we have different industries: i.e. retail, hotels and gaming, tech, telecom, etc. and in each sector, there are TONS of companies... example: i'm currently responsible for 7 companies of which i need to track their every move and daily performance, etc. to i can keep the consumers who want to know about that company, happy...
all very useless really..

 

straight from our website:

Bear Stearns has one of the most influential equity research departments in the world. Sophisticated investors have long benefited from making investment decisions based on the firm’s insight and ideas.

The Equity Research Department provides in-depth analysis of over 1,000 companies and more than 100 industries. Analysts and Associates are organized into industry-specific teams that focus on key sectors of the market such as transportation, health care, media, broadcasting, technology, and telecommunications.

The Research Department’s breadth of coverage allows it to maintain a wide-ranging recommended list, and enables it to provide clients with a continual flow of new investment ideas and insights into the more obscure corners of the financial world. In addition to the Department’s broad-based domestic coverage, it has award-winning research teams focusing on Latin America, Asia and Europe. It also boasts a group of distinguished economists and strategists that maintain a close watch on domestic and international markets, keeping investors abreast of important changes all over the globe.

 

so thats what you do.


finally got a detailed explanation

 

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