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Schools Failing Our Most Vulnerable Kids

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by Edmundo Braverman User's RSS Feed Certified User (Senior Neanderthal, 4292 Banana Points Points) on 9/3/10 at 2:30am

This is just shocking. It appears the educational system in America is failing our most vulnerable students, and robbing them of their opportunity to inflict mediocrity on the ranks of middle management. What are these poor kids to do when there are no consulting gigs left?

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Back to life

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by Midas Mulligan Magoo User's RSS Feed (Gorilla, 701 Banana Points Points) on 9/2/10 at 2:50pm
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So, with every day the routine revolves...sleep, work, eat, eventually die. I've spent so many years grinding that it makes me glad to see the young guys do it. At least it used to. I sat at a conference a few months back with a PhD overlord from the world of quant-finance academia. Some of you have probably read his books.

The center piece of this particular speech was how "China just needs to increase it's consumption and everything will go back to normal". Before you laugh...remember...many of you have read this guy's books, paid for them and adhere to their principles.

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Why You're So Easy to Replace

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by Edmundo Braverman User's RSS Feed Certified User (Senior Neanderthal, 4292 Banana Points Points) on 9/2/10 at 6:20am
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"The meek shall inherit the earth, but not its mineral rights." - John Paul Getty

After a particularly brutal day at the office, you might go home feeling like you're nothing more than a tiny cog in a vast investment banking machine. Hours of mundane labor leave you feeling like your contribution will never be recognized. You wonder if you've made the right career decision, and you wonder how much longer you can stand being just a cog in the machine.

You need to take a deep breath, relax, and quit flattering yourself. Even on your best day, you're not a cog in the machine. When a cog breaks down, people actually notice. You're more like the sandy bit of grease that gets squeezed out between the cogs. Completely expendable, and wiped away with as much thought as any other industrial nuisance.

Get ready, because I'm fixin' to lay some ugly truth on you.

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Obama oval office address

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by eokpar02 User's RSS Feed (Senior Monkey, 73 Banana Points Points) on 9/1/10 at 1:19pm
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Obama's oval office address last night received a lot of criticism. Some on the left felt that Obama should have talked about the reasons why we went to Iraq, while others say that Obama did not "thank" his predecessor enough. It is impossible to talk about Obama's speech without discussing the reasons for our invasion and occupation of Iraq.

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Flash Crash 2.0?

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by Jorgé User's RSS Feed (Baboon, 104 Banana Points Points) on 9/1/10 at 12:27pm
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The May 6 flash crash was a crazy event, the Dow plunged 998 points and stocks like Accenture dropped from $40 to a single cent in the span of minutes. Debate on what may have caused it has been never-ending, from the fat finger theory to shitty trade execution getting the blame for it, but one guy has stepped up and says he knows why it happened, and claims that it WILL happen again.

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Anyone Plan to See Inside Job?

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by Edmundo Braverman User's RSS Feed Certified User (Senior Neanderthal, 4292 Banana Points Points) on 9/1/10 at 3:00am

Inside Job is the latest documentary about the crash. What makes it different from the indie docs about the crash we've seen so far (like Plunder), is that it looks like director Charles Ferguson got some real access to the players. The movie is narrated by Matt Damon, and is certainly going to slant left, but it looks like it might be worth checking out. What do you think?

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Early Bonus Season

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by Midas Mulligan Magoo User's RSS Feed (Gorilla, 701 Banana Points Points) on 8/31/10 at 12:38pm
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Christmas might come early to Wall Street this year . WIth higher taxes in 2011 and beyond a distinct possibility, Wall Street banks are looking to do right by employees and pay out their bonuses before the anticipated IRS onslaught.

So what is the general future of banker bonuses? It's easy to say that this is a one time thing, but with the feds continuing to breathe down Wall Street's back like a lames on necks in tight elevators, is it time to rethink the bonus structure? Self regulation has always been less painful than federal intervention.

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I am representing a well known Investment Bank in NY.
I am looking for a 2nd or 3rd year Analyst with experience in Healthcare/Biotech/Devices etc.
Only candidates who have at least 1 year experience as an Investment Banking Analyst need apply. Healthcare experience would be helpful but not necessary.
Candidates who apply must already be in NY and authorized to work in US.

I will be accepting candidates for this role until September 10th

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This is a entry-level business development analyst role. Recent college graduates are encouraged to apply.

The Business Development Analyst will be responsible for cold calling senior managers of private companies and marketing the firms investment thesis as a cleantech growth equity fund. The fund is trying to identify high growth businesses with innovated solutions to global energy, resource, and environmental problems. S/he will be responsible for generating, cultivating and maintaining contact with founders/CEOs and ultimately driving the relationship to a successful acquisition/growth equity investment for the fund.

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Heavy Drinkers Outlive Abstainers

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by Edmundo Braverman User's RSS Feed Certified User (Senior Neanderthal, 4292 Banana Points Points) on 8/31/10 at 6:04am
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"There are more old drunkards than there are old doctors..." - Benjamin Franklin

As if you needed another reason to partake in Wall Street's culture of booze (well, some of you do), a recent 20-year study has concluded that heavy drinkers live longer than people who don't drink at all. So there. You teetotalers in the crowd are probably coming up with all kinds of justifications about how this data is flawed, but you can rest assured that the researchers factored in everything. The fact is, heavy drinkers live longer.

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Even though heavy drinking is associated with higher risk for cirrhosis and several types of cancer (particularly cancers in the mouth and esophagus), heavy drinkers are less likely to die than people who have never drunk. One important reason is that alcohol lubricates so many social interactions, and social interactions are vital for maintaining mental and physical health. As I pointed out last year, nondrinkers show greater signs of depression than those who allow themselves to join the party.

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Personal Failure

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by JulianWells User's RSS Feed (Chimp, 11 Banana Points Points) on 8/30/10 at 3:41pm
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When I leave work last Friday after an 80 hr work week, I go out. Half an hour into my night, I get a call from my MD and I step outside. He needs a draft of an global and regional industry overview, as well as a company overview by the following afternoon. I kiss my girlfriend goodbye (I don't apologize because she understands), I say bye to two friends (they don't) and I leave. I walk 4 blocks, I grab Starbucks, a can of pouches and a cab and I'm back at my empty apartment. I work until 6 and I send out my draft and fall asleep. My 9700 wakes me up at 8:30 with corrections requiring what seems to be a ridiculous amount of data mining. I roll out of bed, and shower and I'm business casual within 10 minutes. I decide I'll make coffee at the office.

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The Monday Hate Rant

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by Midas Mulligan Magoo User's RSS Feed (Gorilla, 701 Banana Points Points) on 8/30/10 at 1:05pm
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I normally hate Monday, like rain in Seattle...a rant is always likely to fall. Today is different, though. Popped up at dawn, ran a few laps, smashed the pull-up bar, paid some bills...and NOW, I'm ready to hate with vigor. Political correctness makes me sick, I want to freely hate on people based on the ways they are different from me and have them hate me right back for it. That is freedom, alas...

We live in strange times. Simply having energy and aggression gets a kid diagnosed with ADD or ADHD. These rambunctious squirts wind up medicated zombies, taught that being human is wrong from their earliest exposure to society. Is it really shocking that we lead the world's league tables in the 40 year old virgin category?

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New Technical Interview Guide

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by WallStreetOasis.com User's RSS Feed Certified User (Neanderthal, 2407 Banana Points Points) on 8/30/10 at 12:27pm
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Updated and revised! This 80+ page guide is a compilation of the most common technical questions encountered in Wall Street interviews. The Third Edition includes a 3 statement Sample Financial Model built to illustrate the typical valuation methodologies used in investment banking and private equity firms. The guide is an electronic pdf and the model is an Excel file so you get everything immediately and can start studying right away.

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Associate - Special Situations and Restructuring

William Blair & Company, L.L.C. is a Chicago-based investment firm offering investment banking, asset management, equity research, institutional and private brokerage, and private capital to individual, institutional, and issuing clients. Since 1935, we have been committed to helping clients achieve their financial objectives. As an independent, employee-owned firm, our philosophy is to serve our clients' interests first and foremost. We place a high value on the enduring nature of our client relationships, the quality of our products and services, and the continuity and integrity of our people. William Blair & Company has offices in Chicago, Boston, London, New York, San Francisco, Shanghai, Tokyo and Zurich.

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•Support Principals and Vice Presidents in all phases of out-of-court workouts, restructurings and sales, prepackaged plans of reorganization and chapter 11 processes.
•Provide financial analysis regarding restructuring and turnaround services for underperforming companies and their stakeholders.
•Critically analyze financial statements, models, reports and company forecasts.
•Assist Principals, Directors and Vice Presidents in searching for and recommending new business through research and financial analyses.
•Structure and negotiate buy-side and sell-side agreements for distressed M&A and chapter 11 processes.
•Participate in selling/pitch process to new clients.
•Analyze client business plans, debt capacity, competitive positioning and strategy, key-contracts and relationships, and regulatory considerations.
•Perform valuation and liquidation analyses.
•Manage analyst capacity on live and prospective transactions to ensure all phases of execution are completed and / or delegated appropriately.

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Lynx Capital Partners was founded by some of the top traders in the industry. We are run by traders, for traders, and this has allowed us to stay sensitive to the ever-changing conditions that make up the landscape of today's capital markets. Our traders have prospered though bull and bear markets, and we continue to produce profitable, successful traders. These qualities make us one of the industry leading privately held equity trading firms, not only in New York, but nationwide.

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Mike Mayo: Citigroup Cooking the Books

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by Edmundo Braverman User's RSS Feed Certified User (Senior Neanderthal, 4292 Banana Points Points) on 8/30/10 at 4:24am
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CLSA analyst Mike Mayo isn't pulling any punches when he accuses Vikram Pandit and Citigroup of cooking the books. For their part, Citigroup is proving that where there is smoke there is fire by freezing Mayo out and refusing to talk to him.

At issue are the losses on $50 billion worth of deferred-tax assets (DTA's), losses that amount to $10 billion according to Mayo. By refusing to write down the losses, he believes Citigroup is committing accounting fraud. There's no doubt that the write down would push Citigroup deep into the red, which explains the bank's reluctance to claim the loss.

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Wall Street Looks to November Elections

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by Midas Mulligan Magoo User's RSS Feed (Gorilla, 701 Banana Points Points) on 8/29/10 at 12:36pm
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November elections couldn't come sooner for Wall Street. Make no mistake about it, this will be the most important election in decades, if not in history, for the battered and tattered financial sector.

With autumn upon us, we get back to business as usual. Anxious aspiring monkeys peel their bananas at thoughts of recruiting season and self righteous populism dealers prep new narcotic propaganda for their fiends, the voters.

One man, however, looks to make a change Wall Street can believe in.

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The M.B.A. degree...becoming obsolete?

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by Midas Mulligan Magoo User's RSS Feed (Gorilla, 701 Banana Points Points) on 8/28/10 at 12:59pm
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The M.B.A. degree used to be a sure thing, but today it may be becoming obsolete. T-Rex with a busted ankle, hobbling towards the Cenozoic. How quickly the world can change...

Not too long ago, with a Top 5-10 M.B.A. in tow, you could write your own ticket. Guys and gals going through the M.B.A. pipeline in the late 90's/early 00's had six-figure offers in the multiples by the end of their first-year summer. I'm including the undergrad physical recreation majors and latin poetry majors with little tangible work experience.

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Wall Street on Wall Street 2

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Southampton, New York: A gathering of Titans was brewing; names like Kravis, Schwarzman, Black, and Giuliani were on the guest list. Was it a Bilderberg meeting? No. Perhaps another “idea” dinner? Wrong again. Where they watching Shia LaBeouf pull a Costanza on the big screen? Bingo.

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