Just took the CFA
The difficulty of this thing is highly overestimated. Every Chinese person in the city was there too. At least 175% of the people there were Chinese
Just took the CFA
The difficulty of this thing is highly overestimated. Every Chinese person in the city was there too. At least 175% of the people there were Chinese
The Chinese will eventually destroy us from within
175% of people I see at open houses are Chinese
Yeah and they got Cash. I recently sold a condo and had all cash offers (570-600K), all Chinese, and the money came from Banks in China. I accepted one but the buyer was hella pushy, always wanting to show up to the place unannounced and I got kids for God's sake. They pulled back from the offer due to Feng Shai concerns
he next one I accepted was from a CAC family with normal financing in place.
What your saying is absolutely true.
Just took the CFA
The difficulty of this thing is highly overestimated. Every Chinese person in the city was there too. At least 175% of the people there were Chinese
1st. I've heard the same. My buddy took the 2nd yesterday too. Dude put in at least 450 hours of studying. If he didnt pass
I personally think the experience combined with the CFA you're going for would help especially if you keep networking. From what I remember if this is the field you want to be in than its better experience than your big4 position right? If the interview goes well, the environment/coworkers seem good and the money is right...why not make the jump?@Domingo Halliburton @Asantehene So a connection I made earlier last year reached out to me about a job opportunity at his cousin's firm. He's the senior equity trader for a small European broker-dealer/private bank that specializes in European equity. It's a S&T analyst program and my interviews on Monday.
You guys think I should consider this? Theyre not particularly big (30 bn AUM) and their presence is much more heavy in Europe. There might be travel opportunities but a lot of people Ive talked to have advised me to go after jobs at only the top firms
I was shooting for research thoughI personally think the experience combined with the CFA you're going for would help especially if you keep networking. From what I remember if this is the field you want to be in than its better experience than your big4 position right? If the interview goes well, the environment/coworkers seem good and the money is right...why not make the jump?
thinking if i should sell my puts at a 17 percent profit. All jokes aside they have bee pumping this shyt last week or so.
@Domingo Halliburton @Asantehene So a connection I made earlier last year reached out to me about a job opportunity at his cousin's firm. He's the senior equity trader for a small European broker-dealer/private bank that specializes in European equity. It's a S&T analyst program and my interviews on Monday.
You guys think I should consider this? Theyre not particularly big (30 bn AUM) and their presence is much more heavy in Europe. There might be travel opportunities but a lot of people Ive talked to have advised me to go after jobs at only the top firms
