internship/training for swing trading career?
Undergrad junior here, I know that a S&T internship at a BB bank should be number one priority, but where else should I look? I don't have the capital for prop trading now, but there has to be firms like the equivalent of boutique IBs except for trading instead out there, right? Or wrong? Just curious what else is out there other than IBs and prop firms that will prepare me for a career in trading.
Also, what is the typical/suggested career arc for a trader? Once out of school, start at a prop firm and work your way up, then maybe open up your own shop, then finally just trade out of your personal account alone? Does that sound like a viable path or am I off base? I appreciate any input.
Swing Trading (Originally Posted: 08/10/2010)
Hello everybody,
Just want to say hi to all of you and please let me tell you that I'm now working on gathering some info about swing trading and how to play the stock market professionally. If you have the ability to help me get this info, please don't hesitate to share it with me.
and please let me share with you all the info I'll get from other sources.
Thanks so much, Protrader
www.google.com/finance
There's an S and T forum for this, although I'd spend some time reading before showing up here.
PM the trading forum.
Google Finance is a Good Source of Finance Information.
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