Broker Exit Ops?
Ok guys I need your help. I am in my early 30s and for the past 6 years I have been a stock broker. Yes broker, pick up a 100 shares of xyz, churn and burn (not myself), act as if so on and so on. Basically I am no stock genius and have always done well at the sales end but horrible when it came to picking stocks. I have made very good money during my career but its time for a change. I just no longer have the passion to call up people and get them to pick up 1000 shares of ABC. I thought about the financial advisor route, but its all the same. So the question I have is what else can I do. I do love the selling and I do have an intrest in finance but lets be honest being a retial broker I am at the bottom of the pole. My BS comes from a small school and my MBA is from a online university. I feel like I screwed myself looking for the quick buck and never taking school serious. If anyone has any suggestions, please help a broker out.
Broker J





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How much do u make? I would
How much do u make?
I would say stay with broker and build up a client base
This is a bit drastic, but if
This is a bit drastic, but if you want to try a different path in finance you should seriously consider a second MBA. Most reputable schools are open to this idea (some aren't, make sure you're straightforward with them). It's going to cost a pretty penny, but if you're not happy and are willing to get in the top of your class, you could very well come out of it in your mid-30s as an Associate, which really isnt that bad depending on what you want to do. Hell, even a decent regional school will open a lot more doors for you as far as where you can go.
If you're good at sales, you may also want to think about getting into private wealth management. It's pretty similar, with the sales aspect, so you have something going for you there.
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