Quote from stevesbg:
I have a moment here while I watch the screens
I think the posts above give the reader an unfortunate picture of what the relationship is between colleagues. I work with a guy who has an excellent background in math (not a PHD but as close to it as you can get). I don't think he will feel slighted if I say that he doesn't have the emotional makeup to be a trader, but he understands math and how the markets work, and I can't say enough about the advantage he has provided traders in this office. Ironically in this morning's market, he wouldn't have been able to pull the trigger and hold through the early probe down to hit the stops....and yet, after our early morning meeting, where he explained what the tendencies would be, I did just that....
I realize that there are many different types of offices and situations but I suggest that this is one way that quantitative "types" add value and work within a commercial setting.
Back to work
Seeya
Quote from Informed:
During the interview, the manager asked me how much I know about exotic option model, ... I started to undress myself and dance to the music...and amazingly I got the job.
Later on he said I know much better how to trade than most of the quants. Those stupid quants don't understand when FED plays the music, you got to dance, and I told him I know you are long.
I got the job.
Quote from stevesbg:
Shikantaza
I think you may be laboring under a false impression.
Here let me help you with that..
First of all, as to the importance of your comments, I don't see any....you are after all "screwed" aren't you...Your pissy effeminant comments continue to get you what you they have got you throughout your life....haven't they...I go back to my work, and you go back to eating rice....and trying unsuccessfully to get someone to help you....
So you don't continue to waste your time....I will be putting you and your shitty stupid commentary on ignore from this point forward....You (and your rice cooker) have a wonderful life...
Sayonara
Quote from Informed:
My boss told me after I joined the shop, we have more clients visit our firm and the fund has increased by 20%. He has since stopped introducing my Ivy league coworkers and their paper models which caused our clients tons of money. People want to see the real performance.
Unlike those pigs, I don't think I make a lot of money. They have no moral, no code, they sell their services to the highest bidder. they are the high end porns on the street.Quote from Alvin:
how much will you make? are you paid by your performance or hourly?