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19th August 2006, 12:22 AM
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Equity Market Analyst
Respected Friends,
I am a B.Com Student (2nd Year) I am planning to make a career in Capital Market. I even gave NCFM Financial Market Beginners Module to check whether I posses the skills and aptitude for Capital Market, Secured 90 Percentage but not satisfied. I would like to ask the englightened one's at Traderji to pls. suggest me on : 1.How could one become a Equity Market Analyst? 2. which are various other options available at Capital Market? 3.Is there anything like best qualification that is regarded essential to thrive in the Capital Market? Thank You for your time and response. Regards. 
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30th August 2006, 12:31 AM
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Its feels wonderful to say thank you all. As you all have been most helpful since you don't know anything about equity market analyst so I assume you have not psoted any reply or advise or suggestions. The thank you is for not Misguiding, if u don't know don't speak.
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30th August 2006, 08:59 PM
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The preferred ways to become an equity analyst in the preferential order are as follows: 1. Do MBA(Finance) from a premier institute, it's the best and will help you go places. 2. Do the 1-year course started by ICFP (Bajaj Capital). 3. Became a trainee in a good Stock Broking/Equity Analysis firm or in a KPO working in these areas and in a few years you can hope to be an analyst. Hope this helps. Best Regards, --Ashish
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1st September 2006, 04:28 AM
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But... will.... CFA be of any help.
I was thinking to do M.com (Accounts-Finance) after my B.com, as I do not see my chances of landing to any good or the best B.school, right now. I might do 1-year course started by ICFP (Bajaj Capital) as suggested by you after my B.com side by side with M.com. My motive is not Job but knowledge. Thank You very much Sir. You have been most helful.
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1st September 2006, 12:46 PM
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About ICFP's course, it's a full time and hence doing it side-by-side will perhaps be a bit difficult. Further, I don't foresee M.Com. adding much value to you in terms of Market Demand. If you want to go in the field of Accounting, try ACCP for a better value addition. BTW, all of the persons here are helpful. It's just that your post was unfortunately overlooked. Best Regards, --Ashish (Without any Sir)
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6th September 2006, 08:07 AM
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Reply or No Reply this will be the best place for me on the net.This place full of people who have similar passion for capital market.
I know there might be more than one hundred thousand threads and in between those came my thread which was too small. I understand it competely Mr. Ashish Sir. Thank you for your advises. and esp. CFA! When to do it was the question troubling me? You have been most helpful.
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