Practical Advice on Getting into MMHF

I am currently an IB analyst in BB at a non-modelling heavy group. I am trying to make a transition to ER/M&A as a steppjng stone, but it’s tough given the current job market condition.

I was wondering if any folks who have successfully break in MMHF can share what they did and what are the process to hone technicals.

Do you guys manage a personal porfolio of stocks, where you invest and try to gauge next quarter earnings?

What kind of resources do you read on daily basis?

Any advice on how to nail case studies in MM interviews?

Apologies for my ignorance, but I would appreciate any insights shared. Thanks a lot.

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