Say you start at Wellington/Fidelity/Putnam as a research associate for 75k all in. You're on a 2-3 yr training program. After that what is the most lucrative jump? (ie move to hf? stay at firm?
If you stuck with one of these long-only boring mfs for 10 years could you make mills? At what point would you be able to leave and have some pensions/institutions follow you to your own fund?
Bottom line: I want to start my own fund down the road, what is the quickest route from the research associate position?
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You are a humongous tool of
You are a humongous tool of epic proportions. Please kill yourself.
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Change the title of your
Change the title of your post and maybe somebody will answer your question
Seriously, what a
Seriously, what a degenerate.
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Why don't you ask
Why don't you ask Peppie (http://wallstreetoasis.com/forums/it-annoys-me-people-have-no-idea-how-m...). He seems to know how to make mills.
don't hate
Don't hate on Peppie man. I totally get where he's coming from. It annoys me that people have no idea how big my dick is. Seriously, am I going to have to take it out and slap someone across the face with it?
P.S. I want to make milllllls sounds like the beginning to a great rap song. Dollar bill y'all.