Hi,
I am 21 years old and graduated as an engineer in 2011. I have been working with an IT firm ever since. Due to my ever growing interest in the financial markets and the realization that I am not cut out to work in the IT sector, I decided to explore the idea of working as a derivatives trader. I have been self-educating myself in the field of technical analysis through books, visual tutorials etc. Currently I am reading "Technical Analysis of the Financial Markets" by John J Murphy. I made my resume regarding the same, but it drew a poor response, I think primarily because of lack of any job experience as a trader or any certifications. Desperately seeking advice on:
Thanks.
I am 21 years old and graduated as an engineer in 2011. I have been working with an IT firm ever since. Due to my ever growing interest in the financial markets and the realization that I am not cut out to work in the IT sector, I decided to explore the idea of working as a derivatives trader. I have been self-educating myself in the field of technical analysis through books, visual tutorials etc. Currently I am reading "Technical Analysis of the Financial Markets" by John J Murphy. I made my resume regarding the same, but it drew a poor response, I think primarily because of lack of any job experience as a trader or any certifications. Desperately seeking advice on:
- How valuable are CTA levels I and II in terms of pushing my resume forward? I thought of writing the exam for it, but the only hindrance was the heavy enrollment fee, which would take all of my savings so far and then some. But I do not mind that as long it helps me get the desired job.
- The only firm i know which hires freshers as traders and then trains them is Futures First Info Services. But unfortunately the word on the street is that they are not hiring off-campus as of now. Are there any other firms that hire freshers and trains them?
- Are jobs like http://iifmfx.firefish.in/ any good? Is it a good idea to give up my current job and get into something like this?
Thanks.