I am interning at a major for crude trading. I built a dashboard with r to compare different global s&d models, then made a deck and wrote a memo analyzing the different models overtime - basically backtesting their accuracy. Honestly it was just basic data analysis and I wish I was exposed to more trading.

 

Same. I used python to backtest.

Also mapped historical future prices to see if the marker was pricing in dividend tax or not. They weren't, allowing my desk to save a couple mil per year. They had the hypothesis, and I found whether it was true or not.

 

highly variable based on position and experience. i'd estimate 85-350k and a small bonus. these are career analysts, aren't looking to be traders. wlb is great, gotta be up early for meetings w/ ppl in europe/asia, but you will never actually WORK more than 10 hours a day, need to be around computer around 12hrs a day for FT positions but head down, working averages 8 hours a day. weekend work extremely rare, maybe light analysis. as for traders, maybe 85k base but its all PnL. know a natural gas trader who hit 50mm bonus last year with freeze in texas

 

It's a FINRA / regulatory thing - not allowed to trade without having all of the licenses, so hard to give them any actual work... typically interns get a lot of backend work / mock projects to keep you busy / shadowing.

An unfortunate consequence of regulatory stuff, although understandable as BBs wouldn't want interns doing actual trades

 
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