Dilemma!

I am finding my self in a big dilemma...should i try to change university or keep my self on the same university until the end of the course?
This doubts started surging after a meeting with my personal tutor, which by the way an excellent teacher and also my teacher, this because I "showed" some doubts related to the commitment of not just some of my fellow students but also of some of the teachers. I know it is not their fault I am a mature student, with some more knowledge in the area of financial markets and trading then my colleagues, but in terms of commitment maybe my experience and the fact of not wanting to waste more time are big contributors factors for my feeling of sometimes I am not learning what I think I should!
Put this together with the factor of my university is not on the top of the "stupid" tables, and bang! My doubts and fears all in enhanced level, in terms of the prospects I have as a graduate trying to go to jobs markets , which I hope will be a buoyant one by the time I graduate.
I do honestly believe it doesn't matter which university you came from, what it matters is the commitment of the student , which will be reflected on his final grades, but it seems the potential employers do not see it this way, the old cliche of where did you study is still very much alive, not that I put in question the quality of the teaching on those institutions will be many times betters, but that does not invalidate the good work other universities are doing, again the commitment of the student it can make up for the difference.
I also believe a university reputation is made by their fellow graduates, so, in principle a university can climb those "classification tables" and through the years improve there stats, but here is where the factor student commitment have more weight, and my problem and my "fears" reside actually there, because at the present moment in terms of colleagues commitment and knowledge or the thirst for it is very questionable, and makes all those doubts and fears I have been feeling become bigger, making me make the terrible question , should I look to another university to finish my course?
But please don't take my present university for all is bad, because it isn't , we actually have excellent research and study venues, excellent list of up to date resources like the library and computer labs, etc...but the doubts are still there!
What should I do? I realise this must be a very personal decision and that there is nobody out there with a magic answer...so we will see.

Bear market rally?

There we are at a crossroads point. There is been a massive rally on the last four weeks, based on a view of potential "green shots" on the economy. I do honestly think is noting more than a massive bear rally, which by the way is healthy to happen, more all has been based in false hopes, I'll explain, when I say false hopes not that the numbers are lying, they are just being put in a contest where the expectation been too low so a stabilisation of the deterioration of the economy is seen as more positive than actually is, at least in my view, and once investors start again come back to earth and admit they actually were putting themselves ahead of the possible recovery, which is still far by the way, they will start selling again or at least taking profits!
I do believe is still didn't saw the lows for this bear market, because if you look to it in terms of valuations and compared the numbers to other recession, at least the ones as deep as we saw until now one this last recession we are still living, you soon realise the valuations at the moment are still to much high, to the point where we can say we saw a bottom, we still didn't saw pure capitulation even on the 6Th of march wasn't still capitulation.
We just need to look at volume, this rally has been based in low volume, characteristic of trap bear market rally !
I am looking maybe we still see a bit more advances , maybe to the 874 level on the s&p but if we get there the bears will come back on masses, giving us the potential for a massive sell off !