Claudia123
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My guess is the big uk banks arent hiring - if they are they taking the best of the best (no disrespect intended). Have a look at the prop firms like Futex or Schneiders its always an option.
Thanks man and don't worry I've been turned down down so many times that nothing touches me any more. It was sth that I read in some other thread, that maybe an FSA qualification may help.
new_trader
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1) Have a good head for figuring and be able stand on your own two feet
2) Courage
3) Determination
4) Perseverance
5) Patience
6) Discipline
7) Be able to sit quietly and think without interruption for very long periods of time
8) Be able to focus the mind and to maintain it focused for long periods of time
9) Be able to make precise and accurate decisions at the speed of light
10) To be the very antithesis of those who seek get rich quick schemes, 'systems', pretty coloured lines, indicators, magic numbers, pretty patterns and any or all other short cuts.
Just to name a few..
All IMHO, of course...
WallStreetHero
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im finding it impossoble to get a job in trading, ive tried all the props and banks out there, i just did a BA in entrepreneurship.
Traditional academic subjects usually fair well when applying, subjects such as Maths, Physics, History, Chemistry etc etc. they do look for pure perfection, A*-A grades at gcse, straight A's at A level, and usually a 1st class degree, and even further down the line, Master's and PHD.......
Applicants to internships have these grades, and these who perform on the internship secure the jobs.
When looking on the floor, it is usually public school boys with Oxbridge backgrounds, if you can't get an initial interview in the next year, it may be time to further your education or go it alone.
Applicants to internships have these grades, and these who perform on the internship secure the jobs.
When looking on the floor, it is usually public school boys with Oxbridge backgrounds, if you can't get an initial interview in the next year, it may be time to further your education or go it alone.
suhaib, why didn't you apply with a sucessful track record Pnl of past six months, assuming you are consistently pulling money out of the market and are confident enough to pay atleast their desk fees.
Teach people to be an Entrepreneur : it is possile I think. But you would need to be an appentice to other Entrepreneurs I would suggest.
A university professor (assuming he is not an entrepreneur himself) would not possess the skills to teach the subject.
Napoleon Hill mentioned somewhere that "Knowledge is not power. Application of knowledge is power". He used universities to prove the point.
A university professor (assuming he is not an entrepreneur himself) would not possess the skills to teach the subject.
Napoleon Hill mentioned somewhere that "Knowledge is not power. Application of knowledge is power". He used universities to prove the point.
euro-dollar
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Blackpele, this page about the trader's work might answer your question (read the section "Becoming a trader: what career path"). The page appears to have been written by a trader.
This page which lists finance jobs in the UK might also interest you, but you probably checked out this one already.
Hope this helps.
garotadiipanema
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Hi there,
I would like to complete an internship in a trading company in Geneva, but I don't know which company to chose :-(
I would like to complete an internship in a trading company in Geneva, but I don't know which company to chose :-(
Hi Claudia,
Hope you well.
What are the qualifications required to become a Trader.
Is it Bcom Economics?
Please advise
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