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correlation is always backward looking.

only if you hold to maturity

nyu is second tier. columbia is first.

i'm sorry to sound arrogant, but its the truth. you can't compare second or third tier schools with first tier ones. simply not the same. as i said in an earlier post, i find that my fiance, class of 04 u of c mba grad knows more quant than a UIC ph.d in stats. makes me wonder what they...

nice! maybe i see you in gleacher? i'm going to finish june 06. and i actualyl misread your original post. did you sign up in time to take part in the full time recruiting? if not, don't underestimate the value of the u of c mba. i know of an acquantence that has a ph.d from UIC and i find...

cool. i got a job for financial restrcuting under the CFO of a firm. then i got a financial engineering degree because i always loved the markets (i was interested in the markets all through wharton. i traded all throughout college with a group of my friends and a guy even bought a full...

depends on your license. http://www.mathworks.com/products/matlab/pricing_licensing.html

agreed that they are not a crappy prop shop. but as i said, job is not only the job, but the network. even if you work in the gs IBD, you can still talk to the S&T guys, make friends, network. beelive me, if you create a network of fellow gs people, it really helps you down the road.

Lol. its late and i'm running monte carlo sims in matlab. this thread is a good diversion :D

i did corp restructing under a CFO of a firm. didn't go banking or S&T route. but now i'm in a hf. goldman. since you're only interested in trading. but if you do decide to go trading, only do so in S&T in a bulge bracket. forget market makers, prop shops. read trader monthly and see...

you're biased - you a junior in wharton?

actually, you can try for the part time program. i know of many traders who are 35+ who are in the part time program

i agree. i am currently at U of C MBA and the finance classes are fantastic. comapring to wharton's, i think they are even more quantitative. and yes, now i'm the one who's playing golf all day. :D

i went there for undergrad. wharton undergrads share the same courses with MBAs. the motto was never share a group project with MBAs because they slack off and play golf all day :D

i went there undergrad. wharton >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> columbia. wharton divided by NYU = infinity i can't believe i'm mentioning my school and NYU in the same sentence. :D

Yup you got it. institutional.

Very true tomcole.

try the schaum's outlines. they are good

wtf. you were terminated because you didn't show enough performance.... and now you are using loaned money. nice

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