Pretty new to the forum and it's been a wealth of information for me. Learned a ton by just perusing the topics. Now I'm deciding it's time to seek help from all of you:
Would like some help on my resume. I'm far from the banking community so I know it needs some serious work. Also doesn't help that I wasn't interested in my current path until senior year of college.
I'm hoping to obtain a job right now which will send me down the correct path for equity research, PM someday, and like many young kids, run my own hedge fund.
Help is appreciated.
I like how people assume they are going to pass the CFA before they take it.
This is pretty poor... quite honestly. For some reason it comes off as someone who's trying way too hard to be looked at. I mean, if you're thinking of ER at a prop shop... that's fine. But, I have no idea what the hell your experience refers to or how you're a CFA Level 2 candidate despite not graduating.
I graduated in May and passed my Level 1 in June. Does this not make me a candidate (i.e. someone taking and hoping to pass) for the Level 2 exam?
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