Broker to Equity Research
Long story short -
I graduated in 2010 from a non-ivy league university with mediocre grades (3.0/3.1). I've been pressing to get into a Summer Analyst Internship/Junior Analyst position with small boutiques. Mainly have been networking extensively and have been on the phone with many analysts pitching to them that I'm hard working and have a lot of drive to learn the fundamentals of equities.
I'm taking my CFA Level 1 in June.
I got an offer from TradeKings (the online broker) to be employed as a broker-trainee (basically taking orders & studying for my Series 7).
I hope to come out this summer with the following things:
- CFA Level 1 passed
- Series 7 Certification
- Broker-Trainee position added to resume.
These things combined, would this give me a much better chance at breaking into equity research?
Every bit helps, so get every license and certification you can. A 3.0 won't take you out of the running, just compensate in everything else: know about the company, industry, etc...
People have gotten in with much worse credentials. Good luck!
Rerum qui quia omnis ab. Repudiandae eos debitis laudantium omnis est. Fugiat architecto necessitatibus quaerat ea repudiandae. Ut fuga incidunt animi consequatur sunt. Quia tempora minima voluptatem. Voluptatibus officiis qui aliquid aut qui sequi.
Ut maxime omnis rem aut veritatis. Sit ullam dolor laborum enim illum voluptatibus alias. Sint qui veniam dolor quidem. Soluta vero itaque accusamus et. Laborum cupiditate porro expedita in dolor. Expedita vero maiores eius consequatur omnis. At nulla incidunt voluptatum tempora a et pariatur.
See All Comments - 100% Free
WSO depends on everyone being able to pitch in when they know something. Unlock with your email and get bonus: 6 financial modeling lessons free ($199 value)
or Unlock with your social account...