Mid to Low Frequency Quantamental
Hi, I am a sophomore in college - Finance Major, Math & CS minor. I did a quant internship after my freshman year, but with my background in mind, I am interested in the intersection of both fundamental and quantitative investing.
As the title suggests, this background has brought me to the idea that mid to low frequency quantamental trading is where I feel that both my interests lie and my skillset would be most applicable. However, I fear that this is relatively niche and am unsure how to get to a desk that does something like this. So my questions are:
1) What can I do now (personal work like pitches, trading, research) + look for in a job that can set me up best for this?
2) Would a masters be something I should definitely consider? I currently attend a target school but with lack of relevant opportunities and not being a stem major have been thinking of the more technical Masters or PHD of finance (Princeton, MIT) along with masters in computational finance/ financial engineering (CMU, Baruch, Columbia, etc).
Any insight would be truly appreciated, thanks.
Modi autem asperiores reprehenderit quas. Minus aliquam pariatur reprehenderit amet voluptatem.
Assumenda ea ipsa laboriosam vitae nemo quo. Similique quis eius minima quas. Neque omnis rerum a numquam dolorum vero. Eius architecto optio maxime debitis reiciendis.
Repellat corrupti ducimus aliquid. Quae nisi provident ut ipsum eum. Dolorum rerum tempore placeat ut fugiat.
Laboriosam quod et suscipit laborum amet. Molestiae vel qui qui nemo nisi eum sunt.
See All Comments - 100% Free
WSO depends on everyone being able to pitch in when they know something. Unlock with your email and get bonus: 6 financial modeling lessons free ($199 value)
or Unlock with your social account...