Getting into Wall Street

[emg]

Quote from aknaya1:

Some Current jobs from a top ten MBA job board. Don't these jobs look like sales jobs? I'm definitely sure they need powerpoint skills!

1) Fixed Income Analyst UBS AG

2) Market Risk Reporting Analyst Citigroup, Inc.

3) Preferred Stock Desk Analyst Oppenheimer & Co. Inc.

4) Junior Equity Portfolio Manager Role: Equity Derivatives Team Guggenheim Partners, LLC

5) Emerging Markets Debt Portfolio Analyst Wellington Management Company, LLP

6) High Frequency Algorithmic - Traders / Portfolio Managers / Strategists / Developers The Hagan-Ricci Group (HRG)

7) Senior Oil Products Trader Sahara Group Ltd

8) Global Markets Commodities Summer Associate Program Bank of America Merrill Lynch

9) Barclays Asia Pacific Summer Intern 2013 - Equity Research Barclays PLC

what do they all have in common? need to find clients to trade and that required


Cold Calling



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Quote from aknaya1:


6) High Frequency Algorithmic - Traders / Portfolio Managers / Strategists / Developers The Hagan-Ricci Group (HRG)

HFT requires Advanced math and computer science degree

 

[aknaya1]

LOL yeah sure man. Im sure Barclays hires expensive MBAs to go cold call random customers. Yep, you got the truth nailed down!

 

[emg]

Quote from aknaya1:

LOL yeah sure man. Im sure Barclays hires expensive MBAs to go cold call random customers. Yep, you got the truth nailed down!

Barclay is looking for rich people with rich network. If u have rich family and friends willing to invest with you, u are welcome to join the family for a short term. 1 year later, u will get laid off like all the others and they will keep your book. In other word, firms like barclay are waiting to suck rich fresh MBA rich family and rich friends before letting go. In other word, barclay gonna take all your rich family and friends before letting u go. Maximized profit and find another new MBA with rich family and friends

Its all about sales when it comes to MBA. For the people who have Advanced Math and Computer science degrees belong in the trading room. Just like CPA. those who have CPA belong in the accounting room. MBA belong in the sales room

 

[SimpleTrades]

Quote from emg:

what do they all have in common? need to find clients to trade and that required


Cold Calling



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HFT requires Advanced math and computer science degree

Lot's of people with math and computer science degrees also choose to get an MBA. They may be looking for a well rounded person. Many with only math and computer science degrees are socially very awkward people.

 

[aknaya1]

You are right. I just called my friend who has been a bond trader since 2006 (when we graduated from MBA), and he told me he's been cold calling for seven years since graduation! He got duped!

Your statements are baseless and without substance--no knowledge or experience.

 

[atticus]

Quote from emg:

Barclay is looking for rich people with rich network. If u have rich family and friends willing to invest with you, u are welcome to join the family for a short term. 1 year later, u will get laid off like all the others and they will keep your book. In other word, firms like barclay are waiting to suck rich fresh MBA rich family and rich friends before letting go.

Its all about sales when it comes to MBA. For the people who have Advanced Math and Computer science degrees belong in the trading room. Just like CPA. those who have CPA belong in the accounting room. MBA belong in the sales room

It's Barclays. Sachs, not Sach. What people on this site need to understand is that emg was dropped on his head as a child and has no experience in trading, or gainful employment for that matter.

And I've yet to hear of a "market maker" requiring a $10k deposit from their employees (as emg-states).

 

[marketsurfer]

Quote from atticus:

It's Barclays. Sachs, not Sach. What people on this site need to understand is that emg was dropped on his head as a child and has no experience in trading, or gainful employment for that matter.

And I've yet to hear of a "market maker" requiring a $10k deposit from their employees (as emg-states).

maybe this Iowa company--- Barclay

http://www.barclayhedge.com/research/hedge-funds-rankings.html

 

[atticus]

Quote from marketsurfer:

What about this Iowa company--- Barclay

http://www.barclayhedge.com/research/hedge-funds-rankings.html

You think he's referring to the fund database co? Riiiight.

 

[SimpleTrades]

Quote from atticus:

What people on this site need to understand is that emg was dropped on his head as a child and has no experience in trading, or gainful employment for that matter.

Where EMG comes from obstetricians require only a math or computer science degree. While birthing EMG, EMG got stuck in an endless loop, causing oxygen deprivation and brain damage.

 

[emg]

Quote from emg:

what do they all have in common? need to find clients to trade and that required


Cold Calling



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HFT requires Advanced math and computer science degree

The next trading generation

http://www.infiniumcm.com/careers


Math and Computer science degrees are required in the house's trading room.



MBA ends up working for Edward Jones, Prudential, JohnHancock Mutual, Omaha Mutual, American Express, etc etc