Nat Gas Analyst Pigeonhole?
Am deciding between quant research vs. an analyst role at a "quantamental" (but essentially fundamental/discretionary) nat gas/power shop. I'm mostly concerned about pigeonholing myself since this would be my first role out of college. How hard is it to switch to another commodity/asset class after a few years of nat gas analyst work, for example if I wanted to go back to the quant/systematic side? How hard is it to get into a top MBA program? To be honest, had never really considered nat gas trading before getting offered this role, and am unsure if I would be good at risk-taking or want to stay in it for the long haul. Thanks!
What is wrong with Natural Gas? It's one of the more exciting energy market along with oil. You do know Citadel has a huge commodities focused desk and it's mainly natural gas?
Thanks for the reply - yes, I'm aware of their team. Have you heard good things about what they're doing? Nothing wrong with natural gas for sure, am just trying to understand what the optionality is if I ever want to switch out if I realize I'm a shit trader lol, have talked to some guys who have spent a while in industry and even done very well and they mentioned that they felt constrained.
^ I thought the same
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