It's true that anyone can be trader as long as you can grab money from others' pocket. However, there are too many candidates who want to join this dirty but high-paid job. As I said, supply and demand works as an invisible hand in the competitive market. Our boss requires the traders in his department not only to rob money from other people, but also need to talk about science. So we hire PhD from math, physics, engineering and economics area.
I am just "borrowed" here to help my colleague improve our partner's performance. You know, after the big loss recently, sometime it's better to keep "low key" in the trading market for IB, and putting a small company in front of us might be a good solution.
Post by ccfenix;3372191
I think LZ is talking about Quant, 学名矿工
to become a trader, u don't need to be a PhD, even master is not necessary.
Generally, Traders need street-smart, Quants need book smart.
Which IB are u working for? I think there are not a lot of IBs in Amsterdam. This is a small market. |