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[dan_dan]

Hello,

New to T2w, thought I would say hello as that would be the polite thing to do, well according to the site.


Daniel

 

[bigmistake]

Hello Daniel,

Nice to meet you here, if you're a trader, please put some post here to share your experience or ask an y question for anyone to help you. 🙂

 

[NVP]

Hello,

New to T2w, thought I would say hello as that would be the polite thing to do, well according to the site.


Daniel

hey Dan 👍

OK.....thats as polite as you need to be here............now join the jungle !

N

 

[casamapa]

What do you need in a CV?

Hi all,

My name is Paolo, I am new active user though I have been reading this forum for a while. I am interested in knowing what are the most useful skills or courses an HR would look at when hiring junior traders or for graduate trading recruitments.

I have been trying to get into trading and despite having worked in finance for 5 years, speaking 3 languages, have an MBA and I manage 15 people, I dont seem to have what it takes to be noticed by any HR person. I am only 29ys only, am I alreadsy too old to be a career changer?

If I study computational finance or engineering, will it be helpful to become a trader?

BTW - I already trade based on technical inidcators after one of those non-fully recognized courses that promise to teach you everything possible to be successful.

Thanks all!
Paolo

 

[DitterPD]

Nice to meet you! 😉

 

[Dameon]

Re: What do you need in a CV?

Hi all,

My name is Paolo, I am new active user though I have been reading this forum for a while. I am interested in knowing what are the most useful skills or courses an HR would look at when hiring junior traders or for graduate trading recruitments.

I have been trying to get into trading and despite having worked in finance for 5 years, speaking 3 languages, have an MBA and I manage 15 people, I dont seem to have what it takes to be noticed by any HR person. I am only 29ys only, am I alreadsy too old to be a career changer?

If I study computational finance or engineering, will it be helpful to become a trader?

BTW - I already trade based on technical inidcators after one of those non-fully recognized courses that promise to teach you everything possible to be successful.

Thanks all!
Paolo

Hello Paolo, I can relate to your story, I can tell you that it isn't too late. Your educational back ground isn't much of a determinant in trading. Having said that I joined a hedge fund at 23 straight outa medical school and 6 years later I manage an amount that cannot be earned from medical practice. Make today your first day in trading at a pro level by looking for very junior position and if you are good enough, you will be sailing high....no CV is needed, just a solid system and a few demo accounts

 

[perox]

Re: What do you need in a CV?

Hello Paolo, I can relate to your story, I can tell you that it isn't too late. Your educational back ground isn't much of a determinant in trading. Having said that I joined a hedge fund at 23 straight outa medical school and 6 years later I manage an amount that cannot be earned from medical practice. Make today your first day in trading at a pro level by looking for very junior position and if you are good enough, you will be sailing high....no CV is needed, just a solid system and a few demo accounts

Nice thoughts Dameon

 

[casamapa]

Re: What do you need in a CV?

Nice thoughts Dameon

Dameon - that's encouraging, finally! Would you be able to recommend a demo account that runs well with no expiration date, charts included?

 

[perox]

Re: What do you need in a CV?

Dameon - that's encouraging, finally! Would you be able to recommend a demo account that runs well with no expiration date, charts included?

There are many brokers offer unlimited MT4.

Hotforex / Exness / Alphari, etc

 

[ph_trader]

welcome to the community, enjoy your stay here at t2w 🙂