If you're looking to help other people invest, there is a lot of competition for that field, and you hold full responsibility for losses that you cause using other peoples' cash. There is broker insurance, however, it doesn't cover big losses, and you can be de-licensed if you can't perform.
The irony behind investing for others is, if you can actually invest successfully, you probably wouldn't be investing for others. That's why most investment brokers are older people who have done all sorts of investments in the past, and have experience.
Investment isn't a joke. You actually have to deal with money. At other jobs, you could lack actual practical experience, and get around with learning how to do things, but in investment, that's not the case.
Being an analyst is an entirely different field, which I suppose you could take courses and programs for, to be licensed. But that field doesn't allow you to invest for others.
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you need to start reading up on global economic markets and indicators, before starting to talk about trading assets. get a recent book on forex or metal commodities now, and start reading
Informative, cheers.
Just a quick question, if someone were to aim to become a trader of a specific asset how would they go about doing this, would they decide what they want to trade whilst working their way up through the ranks whilst being a junior analyst and make their mind up or would you have to go to uni and specify what you want to trade in the future i.e.. FX, stocks, futures etc.. and hope you get hired?
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