So yesterday I was talking to a guy from sales at a BB when he offered me to review my CV.
I had a section titled projects where I had mentioned the projects I had done in VBA related to options.
He tells me that it adds absolutely no value to the CV since every one lists it and when he gets a CV he does not care about it.
So I asked him what can I put instead to show I'm interested in markets. He goes on to say that something like a personal mock portfolio would grab his attention rather than the projects that I implemented.
Now going through other threads on this site I've found some people recommending for and against this.
What would your opinion be on this matter? And if I should not implement a mock portfolio what can I include in my CV that will show my interest in Markets.
Thanks.
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use a free or low cost platform and create a REAL portfolio. Even if its just one share of stock. Then trade your portfolio. Do analysis on your portfolio and try to maximize your returns. Use a strategy, risk management rules, etc...
mock portfolios (Originally Posted: 09/12/2008)
Is it ok to mention your mock portfolio in interviews. I don't have enough scratch to maintain a real one, but I am doing pretty well in my simulation.
Yeah, when I was interviewing I found it to be a good lead into talking about some of the companies I like to long or short.
I'd definitely bring it up in an interview, but I'm not sure about putting it on a resume.
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