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| +13 | Is Equity Research Dying - Where Are the Future Opportunites? | 4 | 22h |
| +10 | Associates who stuck around for > 5 years working for the same analyst. Why? | 4 | 6d |
| +9 | UBS ER SA27 Superday | 7 | 3w |
| +9 | Detailed Revenue and Cost Builds | 3 | 1w |
| +7 | Analyst with no coverage or ranking | 5 | 1w |
| +7 | Uiuc or Ross or UChicago | 8 | 2w |
| +1 | IB SA -> ER FT | 4 | 2w |
| 0 | Equity Research Rankings | 1 | 1w |
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Find course alumni on LinkedIn, see what their profiles were like or even contact them and ask for advice.
Idk shit about squat but to me a Masters in Accounting doesn't sound optimal. Because well... ER isn't accounting.
Course alumni are virtually all in big 4. I just got a reply from someone who made it from a big 4 to ER (not a BB, a research firm) and who also graduated from a an even less recognizable master in accounting. He said he made the move after a year and a half in big 4 during which he crushed CPA and CFA.
I'm relying solely on my CFA work lol, I know a master in accounting is suboptimal. Just trying to gauge the possibility here.
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