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Originally Posted by Vinny  Hello,
I know there has to be someone on StevePavlina.com that has a career on Wall Street at a respectable firm. I am currently a professional Aerospace Engineer. I have discovered my passion. I have a passion for stock investing, stock trading, options, short sellling, day trading, investing in general. I have wanted to do it professionally since highschool, but at that age what do you know? I have been paper trading for several months now and I see I am making very profitable trades. I read every material that I can about the overall market trends, I have learned different strageties when it comes to investing in the long term & short term. I am applying this to my own account. I am a fast learner and I pick up the information at a rapid rate. I am finishing my B.S. in about 6 weeks. I am working for an Aerospace company now for about 2 1/2 years. I have been educating myself everyday about the market. Basically what I am asking is: I want to connect with the right people. They say they would love my background on Wall Street. I am ready to go to Grad to learn about economics & finance. Any advice on what I should concentrating on? Or maybe get my foot in the door and let the experience take me from there. I am ready to pursue my passion.
Anyone with any comments or suggestions will be greatly appreciated.
Thank you very much. |
Hi Vinny
Why would you want to go to 'Wall St'
Why tie yourself up in bureacracy and compliance when as you say so yourself..
" I have been paper trading for several months now and I see I am making very profitable trades"
You dont need a certificate to be a successfull investor.