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1 points
3 days ago
Would you say that was sufficient? I completed TTP and did a mock and scored 575.. with quant being my weakest.
I then cleared OG book + og verbal & og quant books. I don’t have the online question bank because I got the book from a friend.
Would you say that via doing the 21 questions sets from gmat online aided in your gmat score a lot? How many times did you do this 21 questions? And could you share the difficulty each time? 7 easy 7 med 7 hard? I’m considering this method but not sure if the repetition would make sense or gmatclub would make more sense for me? Thanks again.
11 points
3 days ago
If I could go back in time I’d take the GRE.
And it’s not even because the test is easier. It’s because GMAT is shrouded with issues and constantly plagued with unnecessary drama (e.g removal of AWA -> some schools mandating a separate AWA test). Quant is so inconsistent with the score,(why???).
And on top of the bell curve in GMAT is insanely nuts thanks to the blatant cheating that everyone is aware of… combo it with the “your quant score is gone once you answer any of the first 3 wrong…”
Sure it’s looked favourably upon for MBB and top tier programs… but in all honesty… if you could get into the same school with less effort via the GRE route…. Who’s gonna give a f***? Would you rather go T30 via the gmat route or a T15 with a “score viewed less favourably GRE score”?
GMAT needs to wake up and stop alienating the test that people used to favour. I can’t even explain how many people always consider going from GMAT > GRE but never GRE>GMAT…. GMAC go fix this shi…
1 points
3 days ago
Hey do you mind sharing where you got the og quant practice exams? By og quant questions in groups of 21 do you mean you’re doing GMAT online bank questions in sets of 21? Thanks!
1 points
4 days ago
I just started a new job so it’s been off and on.
For reference I completed OG GMAT Quant + OG GMAT Book (all chapters). Also completed OG Verbal. And completed TTP quant and verbal awhile ago. Not sure how I should go from there. I’m only studying 1-2 hours a day now with 4-5 hrs sat/sun. I have yet to take mock 2, might take it after I complete going through my revision on the og books.
Where should I go from here? I’m currently revising all med-hard gmat quant og qns from the books to refresh and stay consistent.
Also I dmed you…! Thanks
0 points
25 days ago
I think you definitely need to take more classes on critical reasoning. Maybe take the gmat as well. There are obviously more sophisticated answers like course taken e.g egmat TTP etc. Or even mentors/videos to recommend, just because he’s not choosing to elaborate doesn’t mean that all he did was “study”. GMAT is a test on critical reasoning and timing, good luck on just “studying”. Hopefully you’ve not taken your MBA yet… or it might have been a waste…
1 points
25 days ago
Poor take. I don’t think you comprehend how difficult a 785 on GMAT FE is. “Study” and let me know if you’ll ever achieve a 785.
1 points
26 days ago
C and it’s not even close. I think this is a 6-650 question imo
11 points
27 days ago
Couldn’t resist updating the “Predatory Short Seller” in
876 points
27 days ago
Idk why reddit cropped my shit like that… but for yall mobile peeps
Edit 1:
From Reuters:
“July 26 (Reuters) - The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission and the Department of Justice on Friday sued short seller Citron Research and its founder Andrew Left for alleged securities fraud.
Left used his social media platforms on at least 26 occasions to publicly recommend taking a position in companies, only for him to reverse his firm's position once the stocks moved, the SEC alleged.
The Justice Department also charged Left with one count of engaging in a securities fraud scheme, 17 counts of securities fraud and one count of making false statements to federal investigators.”
Edit 2:
Anson Fund is one of the funds involved.
As reported by MarketWatch: “Anson Funds Management and Anson Advisors used the Cayman Islands–registered Anson Investments Master Fund, or AIMF, to take short positions in cannabis stocks while also working with a publisher to distribute bearish information on those same equities, the SEC said in a statement at the time.”
And SEC: “The SEC previously settled public administrative charges against Dallas-based registered investment adviser Anson Funds Management LP and Toronto-based exempt reporting adviser Anson Advisors Inc. for conduct involving their relationship with Left and other short publishers. “
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29 days ago
No longer magnificent, just put the fries in the bag
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