Since then, I've acquired my B.S. and currently working on my MBA.

I have a Master's degree in Sports Management so there is a little MBA action in there, but school and real life are absolutely NOT the same thing.

You may not trust/like/know the people that live around your properties, but one of the first things taught in an MBA program isn’t so much business but that your relationships and network are key.

., a "real" hedge fund and not something some hot shot with an MBA calls a hedge fund) you typically have to have a lot of dough....I mean a LOT of dough....But just Google some hedge funds and call them up & ask...or just check their websites.

Even when I was working 70 hours weeks and in an an MBA program (NO personal time) I "kept my oar in" and managed to acquire a couple.

I started a painting business called Integrity Painting (contact me if interested), I'm going to attend MBA classes at night, and I'm learning about REI.

Their stock price is currently pretty high compared to the book valueSorry for the essay.

Let me explain James,It is called an MBA for Jim P.

You might try for MBA.

He has a great, long chapter in there on financial analysis, and while you won't have your MBA when you're done reading this one, you'll understand the basic metrics.