Tuesday, October 18, 2011

Behavioral Finance

I started studying for the level III about a month ago.  It has been on and off.  I decided to skip Ethics and started with Behavioral Finance 1 month ago.  And I still have not finished the book yet.  This stuff is so boring and long.

No more slacking off now and I will finish this volume by the end of the week.  Time to hit the library and starbucks again.  I was hoping that I'd be working after passing level II but I'm doing the same routine as last year, staying at home person and studying few hours a day. 

As a level III CFA candidate with no work experience, it is extremely hard to find a position especially in the NW (at least this is what I say to myself).  So I have decided to move to NY by the end of Nomvember.  I found a place to live, study, and workout.  Hopefully with the astonomical number of AM firms in the east coast, I will be able to find a job over there. 

I would like to think of myself as a realist and I don't assume that I will be an equity analyst any time soon.  What I want is to find an internship (paid or nonpaid) that is relevant to equity research while studying level III.  After the internship I would like a full time job as an equity analyst.  The best scenario would be for me to get a position as a junior equity research or research assistant at an AM firm right now and start working and build up my work experience. 

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