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I didn't realise quite how serious you were until I saw you put 29 exclamation points - I automatically assume anything less than 25 is just someone joking around.

The Richard Ivey School of Business is pretty good. But it is not comprised of multiple schools.

Let me give you some great advice. Two years does not make a career.... and you need to think about drawdowns and that you were in a bull market. Things are different in bear markets and it separates pros from amateurs. But if you want to become a PM keep trading your own portfolio etc.. but start working on algos and other things that will improve yourself as a trader. Programming for one...It will help you get a trader role, which similar to a PM and will lead that way.

Also start working on building cases for companies on why you buy them (will be helpful to show later on down the road). Ivy school wont hurt but not a necessity. A good school though is and just do well in school and in portfolio and everything will take its course.

You should kill yourself. All great hedge fund managers killed themselves first before they made it big. Best of luck.

I heard DeVry University is pretty good

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Are there anymore advices???Thanks

Get better at writing in English. Putting spaces after periods in your sentences would be a good start..

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First off, stop writing like this. There are supposed to be spaces after punctuation marks and a single punctuation mark is sufficient.

Second, just make good grades, get into a good undergrad and land some internships while continuing to trade.

Thanks

"I do not see the connection there"

It's really not that hard to visualize. In fact it is the least creative of a linear road and one that has been spewed numerous times across countless forums. Target School > IB/S&T > PE/HF > ??? > Greatness.