let me guess.... StockMan is one of my alias's too. and as for your final comment, i think you've proved on more than one occasion to be the...
LOL don't flatter yourself, i wouldn't go to so much effort just to argue a point with someone like you. seems pretty arrogant to assume...
here it is.... bit blurry, but you should be able to see the numbers. i changed job mid year so have two W2's for last year.... figure includes...
compliance restrictions prevent me from taking up any trading challenges, but i'll post a W2.
lets see it then
LOL and i'm sure Elvis is sitting right next to you, and pigs are flying outside your window. you're a legend in your own mind.... i'm sure...
again this demonstrates a total ignorance about how most wall st. trading desks operate. trader99 is correct. most trader\quants are from a math...
on the street but for for a prop desk (we operate a bit like an internal hedge fund).
obviously your knowledge of hedge funds is limited to what you've read in the popular press. believe it or not, LTCM is not the only quantitative...
totally agree with this point. i've seen a number of proposals presented to our fund of fund guys, and the ones that get funded always have desk...
citadel is a great firm. anyone who thinks education has nothing to do with trading success should take a look at their track record.
i think this is more than a little wishful thinking.... any of the larger hedge funds are going to focus far more on institutional experience...
why not work within IT at a hedge fund ? it'll give you a foot in the door and maybe if you impress them, you'll get the opportunity to move to...
should we read "rejected" for "decided not to" ? that would explain a lot about your attitude toward Wall St.
trader99, i'd probably go back to the institutional world whilst you still have the opportunity to do so (i think the longer you're out of the...
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