Freelance job -Tecnical analyst

meenakshee · #1 27th August 2006, 09:15 PM

Hello friends,
I have a query regarding Technical analsyts job. Can one get a freelance job as stock market advisor/analyst? If so, what is the procedure?Does it require any special qualification or licence from any institution? Please let me know .
Thanks
Meenakshee

rahulg77 · #2 27th August 2006, 10:24 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by meenakshee

Hello friends,
I have a query regarding Technical analsyts job. Can one get a freelance job as stock market advisor/analyst? If so, what is the procedure?Does it require any special qualification or licence from any institution? Please let me know .
Thanks
Meenakshee

Hi Meenakshee,

Yes Anyone can get a job as a freelance as market advisor. I have freinds who are working for a few companies telling them where to invest there surplus funds and are doing a good job with it. U can also get a job with many brokerage houses like religare that also give recommendations based on TA. Procedure is to Apply to those companies and yes have a good working knowledge of TA. Just reading through or attending a small course does not suffice. Then it would be better to join a company and work under someone for sometime so u would have better idea of trading using TA. In addition to TA, knowledge of risk managment and money mgmt is very imp. No License is required or education from any university is required-atleast in India.

Rahul

aca_trader · #3 28th August 2006, 12:56 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by rahulg77

Hi Meenakshee,

Yes Anyone can get a job as a freelance as market advisor. I have freinds who are working for a few companies telling them where to invest there surplus funds and are doing a good job with it. U can also get a job with many brokerage houses like religare that also give recommendations based on TA. Procedure is to Apply to those companies and yes have a good working knowledge of TA. Just reading through or attending a small course does not suffice. Then it would be better to join a company and work under someone for sometime so u would have better idea of trading using TA. In addition to TA, knowledge of risk managment and money mgmt is very imp. No License is required or education from any university is required-atleast in India.

Rahul

Man! I see you are logged on to traderji. Are you supposed to be up this late even at your in-laws' place?

Best Regards,
--Ashish

rahulg77 · #4 28th August 2006, 10:23 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by aca_trader

Man! I see you are logged on to traderji. Are you supposed to be up this late even at your in-laws' place?

Best Regards,
--Ashish

Shhhh....already got a comment from my wife about this second wife of mine

.

aca_trader · #5 28th August 2006, 11:27 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by rahulg77

Shhhh....already got a comment from my wife about this second wife of mine.

boppanavijay · #6 2nd September 2006, 10:28 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by rahulg77

Hi Meenakshee,

Yes Anyone can get a job as a freelance as market advisor. I have freinds who are working for a few companies telling them where to invest there surplus funds and are doing a good job with it. U can also get a job with many brokerage houses like religare that also give recommendations based on TA. Procedure is to Apply to those companies and yes have a good working knowledge of TA. Just reading through or attending a small course does not suffice. Then it would be better to join a company and work under someone for sometime so u would have better idea of trading using TA. In addition to TA, knowledge of risk managment and money mgmt is very imp. No License is required or education from any university is required-atleast in India.

Rahul

Market will not accept all and sundry.Best would be to acquire a certificate as
a financial analyst to be trustworthy and acceptable.In Hyderabad ICFAI does teach in the line

rahulg77 · #7 3rd September 2006, 02:13 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by boppanavijay

Market will not accept all and sundry.Best would be to acquire a certificate as
a financial analyst to be trustworthy and acceptable.In Hyderabad ICFAI does teach in the line

what would the course content be for the course in hyderabad.

aca_trader · #8 3rd September 2006, 02:18 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by rahulg77

what would the course content be for the course in hyderabad.

It's a CFA course which is widely accepted but with due regard to all the ICFAI alumani, I want to say that if any body wants to become a CFA, he should go for CFA from CFA Institute, USA (Earlier known as AIMR) as it has International Recognition.

Further, ICFAI and CFA institute are in litigation over the use of trademark CFA by ICFAI and hence caution is called for while taking admission in ICFAI.

Best Regards,
--Ashish

jdm · #9 3rd September 2006, 03:55 PM

icfai has been barred from using the CFA trademark.

http://www.cfainstitute.org/aboutus/...ts/2006_7.html

Similar Threads for: Freelance job -Tecnical analyst
Thread	Thread Starter	Forum	Replies	Last Post
Hello from a technical analyst	mbsingh	Introductions	38	19th June 2008 08:23 PM
Equity Market Analyst	deepanshu	General Chit Chat	5	6th September 2006 08:07 AM
Tecnical Analysis for Starters	inxsofme	Technical Analysis	5	27th July 2006 02:25 PM
Technical Analyst	meenakshee	Technical Analysis	1	21st May 2006 09:35 PM
Who analyses the analyst?	sh50	Your Feedback & Suggestions	2	22nd October 2004 09:13 AM