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I recently came across bisw. It seems pretty good, it walks you through the beginning with excel, setting up the models, etc.
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I think it depends on your learning style. I think Breaking into Wall Street does a very nice job of taking you through the models as if you're working with someone one-on-one without charging a whole lot for their program.
Well i'm a junior right now, currently working at JPM on the retail side. I don't have the time or opportunity to take an internship, can you recommend a program (self paced or classes) that can help me get into an analyst position. I was also looking into www.ibtraining.com before I saw the Breaking into Wall Street.
Personally I love Wall Street Self Study (wstselfstudy.com --- their parent site is wallst-training.com). The videos and slides are great. You can sign up for a free trial on their site---- worth checking out.
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