Equity: Researching vs Taking risk, which is right for me?
So, i was wondering: how should i understand if i am suited to become a seasoned equity analyst or a portfolio manager? (given the fact that you actually have the chance to do so of course =) )
i mean, the required skillset is different (at least this is what i heard); Stress, pay, responsibilities go up.
BUT, how to find out if i'll like it? i am not totally money-obsessed (of course i want to have a decent pay but i don't want to take it to the next level if this means reducing my life span).
moreover, i like equity research, i am fond of it and, as for i've heard, in a PM position you leave, at least partially, what you were doing before.
In the very end, any tips to find the answer?
get an internship
Dude, becoming a "seasoned" analyst or a PM will take you well over a decade of hard work - totally agree with the previous post - get an internship first
manage your own money and if you do that already, do you like it? i always look for that when i interview interns or anyone.
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