I'm Reading many comments saying Investment Bankers have to work recklessly for 90-110 Hours a week and spend their entire job life on PowerPoints , Excel Sheets & Numbers and It's True , Life of an Investment Banker is straight Hell BUT I would Rather work Recklessly for Few Years and enjoy my money afterwards rather than Working Normally for rest of my life
Starting early is the best way of getting ahead to build wealth, investing remains a priority. The stock market has plenty of opportunities to earn a decent payouts, with the right skills and proper understanding of how the market works.
Ever since I lost my job with the ministry, I have been surviving through my investment with her, am so glad I invested when I did. I’m earring $25k weekly with her
Last week, Kevin O'Leary talked in BBC news about how investors and traders can make millions through Crypto. He also recommended an expert Mrs Olivia Segal. Wondering if any viewers here are familiar with her services?
Hello Richie , yes I know Mrs Olivia Segal and her trading strategies really favoured me, I have been investing with her for about 4 months now and I earn not less than $15k profit weekly
It’s strange how people talk about all the profits, they have been making through trading of crypto, while am here making huge losses. Please can someone put me through on the right path or at least advise me on what strategy to follow.
I'm honestly surprised that Mis >>Olivia Segal is being mentioned here, I stumbled upon one of her clients testimony last week in CNBC news, she seem to be doing extremely well
I went to school to become an I-Banker. I cried myself to sleep after numerous job rejections. Still to this day I wish I had at least made it for a few years to accomplish my goals. I work in the oil field now and make as much as some low level guys make. Plus I want to start my own business. As I've gotten older, mid to late 20s, I think working for yourself and having time to enjoy life is the ultimate flex
90-110 hours a week, all on PowerPoint formatting. Everyone hates it there, there’s bottlenecks in progression, terrible culture, and you can make way more working on your own business. That’s the issue though; it’s a career for people who chase prestige and money, but have 0 tolerance for risk, so they sacrifice their life trying to achieve both. It’s rarely rewarding
I mean that's somewhat accurate, lol, but you're kinda missing the point here. You think that 22 y/o adults can start and manage a business doing something while paying themselves a salary of 150k (which would require business revenues in the millions depending on the margin) you're right when you say it comes down to risk tolerance though. But to assume you'll make more money starting a business especially at such a young age is naive at best
@@Ru66ian I'm pretty sure if you ask most businesses owners, especially if they are in the beginning stages they probably work over 100 hrs a week if not more. AND once again the payoff won't be in the beginning when you start at a young age. You won't be making the big bucks until after 5+ yrs. After 5 yrs in IB after undergrad you probably will have made close to, if not over a million dollars by that point and maybe it's just me but VERY few entrepreneurs have made that much after 5yrs starting their 1st business.
Not so simple. You have to remember almost all IB jobs are in NY or SF, and the most expensive parts of them (Morgan Stanley's office is legit in Time Square). Thus, you can easily be paying 4k a month for a 1 bedroom. Live somewhere cheaper and commute? Have fun leaving the office at 2am and committing 40mins - and don't forget you need to be back 9am sharp. In this sense the 110-120k you make is not so much (rest is bonus so can't rely on it for day to day). Once you do your 2 years (most ppl do 2 years as an analyst - top firms have 90% of analysts leave at 2 years), you have quite a lot of relevant experience in "high finance". Where do these people go? Mostly Private equity, Hedge Funds, and Venture Capital, where they will be making much more $$$ (PE pays 350k base with 50-100% bonus ur first year our of IB). Staying in "High Finance" (IB, PE, HF, VC) is extremely lucrative and you can always make significantly more by just staying a few more years. Add this on top of massive egos that start to develop, and its hard to call it quits. Most people don't "get out with all the money they make" as much as they can't take the hours anymore (High Finance all has terrible hours), and leave because of that. I would say going into this line of work is all consuming - you have to be prepared to sacrifice everything. Those who go into it just for the money realize they have made a massive mistake very quickly.
I used to work in IB for a T1 Bulge Bracket bank. I kid you not when I say that if I got home before 10 it was a miracle. There are some good perks like they pay for dinner and will get you a limo home (if you stay past 8pm). I was on a transactions (M&A). My hours varied based on if I had any active deals in the works. TC was about 230. I left IB for Asset and Wealth Management and the work life is so much easier. I'm out of the office by 3 with a much high TC because of revenue sharing :)
@@theprofile1480 I'm not going lie. I was in a privileged position because I went to an ivy league school and majored in Finance. So, from my perspective it would be easier to enter IB because firms target certain schools for recruitment efforts. However, skills that are required in that field to be a stellar candidate (if you are an experienced professional) are modeling skills, specifically in python and C+ because Bloomberg and other programs are based on that language. One thing that is very important is business accumin, by that I mean being in the know on what's happening in your chosen field. For example, let's say that you enjoy tech companies and you apply for a role at an investment bank in their tech coverage group. I would recommend that you know the types of deals that are happening I'm the space.... I.E what companies have recently issued shares, bonds, etc. and having an opinion on them like if they were good or not.
Most times it amazes me greatly the way I move from an average lifestyle to earning over 63k per month, utter shock is the word. have understood a lot in the past few years to doubt that opportunities abound in the financial markets, The only thing is to know where to focus.
@@oscarkelly3378 Anyways not actually, what I know about trading almost borders on zilch lol. I make huge profits on my investment since I started trading with Mrs Debbie Ramirez, her trading strategies are top notch coupled with the little commission she charges on her trade.
@RONATO Johnson Same here, My portfolio has been going down the drain while I try trading, I just don't know what do wrong, have invested $18,000 in crypto all have now is just $5365.
Because they facilitate huge deals for large corporations. M&A, sometimes for billions of $. They are the major, if not only income center for the bank. The work is extremely taxing. Calculate hourly pay vs hours worked, and you'll find in some cases amounts to less than $15 / hour. Late nights, weekends, on call roughly 24/7. Regarding bonuses, and high pay, it's important to outdo the market rate for employees you want to keep. It's called "golden handcuffs". But, analysts, at the bottom rung, are quick to job hop, and make less than you think. I haven't even watched the video, but as someone in the industry, I can assure you that people are quick to judge.
I wish to become an investment banker to hopefully move to other sectors when I have the proper job experience so this video has been very informative, thanks!
Making profitable trades isnt as hard as you think, I took the right steps as a beginner by investing with a reliable brokerge where all my trades are being handled by financial expert
Crypto investment has really changed my financially status positively, I got my first house the year I started investing and today network is over £1.2m😊
Delightful😁 i dont know who need to hear this but saving money wont make you a millionaire investing will, some take out so money and invest, but invest wisely
Behind my name 🔝 🔝 he’s 📧 it's quite complex as a beginner and you ought to understand the market trends and different algorithm. The losses i incurred made me believe trading was actually a dead end not until I made 10 times on my trading capital in 3 weeks and with the market making large moves and the support and mentoring I got from Mr Kurt and he made me learn to read and understand the language of price action rather than relying on lagging indicators.🔝
Behind my name 🔝 🔝 he’s 📧 it's quite complex as a beginner and you ought to understand the market trends and different algorithm. The losses i incurred made me believe trading was actually a dead end not until I made 10 times on my trading capital in 3 weeks and with the market making large moves and the support and mentoring I got from Mr Kurt and he made me learn to read and understand the language of price action rather than relying on lagging indicators.🔝
"Paid" is an improper frame game. Don't fall for it. High income people are not "paid"....they earn ...they earn in direct proportion to income generated See movie stars, athletes, commissioned salespeople, and effective CEOs ... except CEOs who manipulate "savings" and "cost cutting" to manipulate the stock price, for short term gains.
If you can stick it out for a year or two after undergrad, it can really help you get your life together. I didn't enjoy the work to be honest because of the long hours, but I was able to pay off my student debt 6 months after college and since I was always working, I had roommates that payed a larger share of rent. So after I left IB, I had a decent cash savings that I invested. So I guess it's worth it because it can set you up for financial success very early in your career.
@@Tfugtsgvufexv he says it's not worth it because it demands a lot of time. He'll also probably argue it's a low hourly compared to the salary divided by hours worked. I still think that's fine if you set your expectations
Could I work in an investment bank at the age of 14? I really have a big passion with business and a lot of education about finance. I even predicted the crash of Bitcoin and the rise of a solar company, but my dad didn't allow me to short sell Bitcoin and to invest in the solar company so I lost the opportunity 😂. If you will say I am too young about stress and more I don't actually care since I have already made a routine. I am also in west Africa.
They have to work really hard in the early days. U make around the same in equities research and better job security but promotions tend to be slower and the bonuses in certain yrs lesser
Thank you for the video as I want to become a investment banker but I live in India and if anyone can guide me to take what steps it would be greatly appreciated .
@@chocolateearrings Usually ivy leagues are a safe bet. Besides that top performing public schools i.e. UMich, Berkeley, UCLA etc. Then you want to look at top 20 business undergrad programs they will probably have recruiting pipelines to big banks
This channel is as logical as the e Democratic People's Republic of Korea is democratic. It's just some guy's opinion. "Logically Answered" is so misleading
Here's the real answer that this guy doesn't want to answer. Can you become a nomad investment banker without any degree or certs? Yeh, you can self-learn and download a Bloomberg terminal and open a brokerage account and start day trading and stuff...but pay wise...I don't think you'll have access to certain systems that you can only get working for large investment hedge funds and you get a percentage if you make other ppl's money even bigger...you get a percentage of that+base salary I think.
Ummmm I think you're slightly off with your analysis on this. A day trader isn't an Investment banker. To be an investment banker, depending on if you're a coverage or a transaction group, you'll need a Finra cert depending on the securities you sell. Furthermore, it sounds like you're trying to describe a boutique IB bank, but you're going to need some massive capital to do deals. Also, a Bloomberg terminal subscription is like over 2k a month for non corporate customer. So for all intensive purposes, I think that it would be next to impossible to be a nomad investment banker without any certifications.
@@hwadeiv ok thanks for clearing that up for me lol. So how do YT day traders get rich? They sell courses and lie about it whenever they get lucky with the market?
@@BlakeTedKord I mean they get rich though advertising. So if some new crypto exchange wants to market to retail investors. They would probably partner with some finance related YT channel. In the case with those bogus course that claims to have a master investing strategy (let's just be real, if there was a real master investment strategy it wouldn't be on YT)
@@hwadeiv so no way to get rich day trading only a pipe dream, chances are much better in real estate renting out units I guess, also only way to make $ IS to join a hedge fund or IB firm and get a percentage in the 500k range or million range IF you end up doing a good deal on a Corp account or high-net worth account whilst reinvesting
I keep reading about people grabbing multi-digit income in investments every month, even in these crazy days in the market, and fluctuations in prices,any pointers on how to make substantial progress in income? I would appreciate. The cost of living at this time is getting really high. I really need good ways to increase my finance??😫
The first thing to do is make more money. Whether that means getting a new job or simply asking for a promotion or pay raise. The next thing is to cut down on expenses. Instead of buying a $5 coffee twice a day, make it at home. Instead of buying a Tesla Model X, buy a used Nissan, etc. The next step would be to read about investment. A few books that I would recommend would be Rich Dad Poor Dad, Money: Master the Game, and The Intelligent Investor in that order. They go from broad to specific quite well. I think that Money: Master the game is especially good for the average person as it often relates to how one lives their life and what they should do. Follow the advice given in these books
*This is not financial advice. If you want specific recommendations about your situation, speak to a financial advisor that knows your specific situation* I work in asset and wealth management for JP Morgan and one thing we started recommending to some of our clients is to invest in assets that are negatively correlated with the market. Certain sectors that have done well are energy and commodities. So, looking at assets that are benefiting from inflationary rises would be the route to take
I've got up to 700K returns since I came across Mrs Angela Cole Carr trading platform. My financial life has completely changed all thanks to Mrs Angela Cole Carr awesome trading strategies!!!
Lol personally I think this is TERRIBLE advice. Crypto assest have tracked closely to the stock market which means that they aren't good investments to heg against and economic downturn. But if you have the appetite to lose all your money in hopes of 2x-10x then sure do it. But for the people who want to keep their whole savings. There's probably something better
Could I work in an investment bank at the age of 14? I really have a big passion with business and a lot of education about finance. I even predicted the crash of Bitcoin and the rise of a solar company, but my dad didn't allow me to short sell Bitcoin and to invest in the solar company so I lost the opportunity 😂. If you will say I am too young about stress and more I don't actually care since I have already made a routine. I am also in west Africa.
Last time I was this early the S&P was positive on the year
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I'm Reading many comments saying Investment Bankers have to work recklessly for 90-110 Hours a week and spend their entire job life on PowerPoints , Excel Sheets & Numbers and It's True , Life of an Investment Banker is straight Hell BUT I would Rather work Recklessly for Few Years and enjoy my money afterwards rather than Working Normally for rest of my life
FACTS!!! People wanna complain, but most jobs in corporate America involve ppt and excel. The money was great and taught me to be more responsible
Yeah but I heard PE and exit ops is terrible too in terms of hours worked. Like 70 hour weeks
@@keysersoze5032 idk abt PE, but I went to Asset and Wealth Management and leave the office most days by 3
I work in investment banking. Yes and no, every firm operates differently.
@@danielanderson9118 then you are a junior level.
It’s because they manage even MORE money!! Just like hedge fund managers lol!! Great video as always!! I learn so much!!
Thanks Daniel! 🙏
Starting early is the best way of getting ahead to build wealth, investing remains a priority. The stock market has plenty of opportunities to earn a decent payouts, with the right skills and proper understanding of how the market works.
Ever since I lost my job with the ministry, I have been surviving through my investment with her, am so glad I invested when I did. I’m earring $25k weekly with her
Investment is that tiny line that separates the rich from the poor.
Her successful stories are everywhere
please I have been hearing about this kamilla from my colleagues at work. How do I easily reach out to her
She has really made name for her self,
Last week, Kevin O'Leary talked in BBC news about how investors and traders can make millions through Crypto. He also recommended an expert Mrs Olivia Segal. Wondering if any viewers here are familiar with her services?
Yes I'm conversant with this trader, She's an experienced and unique trader, I have a friend who's investing with her for some time now
Hello Richie , yes I know Mrs Olivia Segal and her trading strategies really favoured me, I have been investing with her for about 4 months now and I earn not less than $15k profit weekly
It’s strange how people talk about all the profits, they have been making through trading of crypto, while am here making huge losses. Please can someone put me through on the right path or at least advise me on what strategy to follow.
>>Investing or trading with an expert is the best strategy for newbies and busy investors who have little or no time to monitor their trades.
I'm honestly surprised that Mis >>Olivia Segal is being mentioned here, I stumbled upon one of her clients testimony last week in CNBC news, she seem to be doing extremely well
I went to school to become an I-Banker. I cried myself to sleep after numerous job rejections. Still to this day I wish I had at least made it for a few years to accomplish my goals. I work in the oil field now and make as much as some low level guys make. Plus I want to start my own business. As I've gotten older, mid to late 20s, I think working for yourself and having time to enjoy life is the ultimate flex
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90-110 hours a week, all on PowerPoint formatting. Everyone hates it there, there’s bottlenecks in progression, terrible culture, and you can make way more working on your own business. That’s the issue though; it’s a career for people who chase prestige and money, but have 0 tolerance for risk, so they sacrifice their life trying to achieve both. It’s rarely rewarding
True
Its 100 hr work week plus weekends. Its slavery you sleep only 5 hrs. After tax, its 50% pay cut.
I mean that's somewhat accurate, lol, but you're kinda missing the point here. You think that 22 y/o adults can start and manage a business doing something while paying themselves a salary of 150k (which would require business revenues in the millions depending on the margin) you're right when you say it comes down to risk tolerance though. But to assume you'll make more money starting a business especially at such a young age is naive at best
@@hwadeiv I mean if you work 100 hours a week on a business I would assume your chance of success increases substantially
@@Ru66ian I'm pretty sure if you ask most businesses owners, especially if they are in the beginning stages they probably work over 100 hrs a week if not more. AND once again the payoff won't be in the beginning when you start at a young age. You won't be making the big bucks until after 5+ yrs. After 5 yrs in IB after undergrad you probably will have made close to, if not over a million dollars by that point and maybe it's just me but VERY few entrepreneurs have made that much after 5yrs starting their 1st business.
Work as an investment banker for like a couple of years and then quit and enjoy life with all the money
Not so simple. You have to remember almost all IB jobs are in NY or SF, and the most expensive parts of them (Morgan Stanley's office is legit in Time Square). Thus, you can easily be paying 4k a month for a 1 bedroom. Live somewhere cheaper and commute? Have fun leaving the office at 2am and committing 40mins - and don't forget you need to be back 9am sharp. In this sense the 110-120k you make is not so much (rest is bonus so can't rely on it for day to day).
Once you do your 2 years (most ppl do 2 years as an analyst - top firms have 90% of analysts leave at 2 years), you have quite a lot of relevant experience in "high finance". Where do these people go? Mostly Private equity, Hedge Funds, and Venture Capital, where they will be making much more $$$ (PE pays 350k base with 50-100% bonus ur first year our of IB).
Staying in "High Finance" (IB, PE, HF, VC) is extremely lucrative and you can always make significantly more by just staying a few more years. Add this on top of massive egos that start to develop, and its hard to call it quits.
Most people don't "get out with all the money they make" as much as they can't take the hours anymore (High Finance all has terrible hours), and leave because of that. I would say going into this line of work is all consuming - you have to be prepared to sacrifice everything. Those who go into it just for the money realize they have made a massive mistake very quickly.
Money is addictive, the more you get the sweeter it becomes. Hence you want more...
I used to work in IB for a T1 Bulge Bracket bank. I kid you not when I say that if I got home before 10 it was a miracle. There are some good perks like they pay for dinner and will get you a limo home (if you stay past 8pm). I was on a transactions (M&A). My hours varied based on if I had any active deals in the works. TC was about 230. I left IB for Asset and Wealth Management and the work life is so much easier. I'm out of the office by 3 with a much high TC because of revenue sharing :)
How did u get into it
@@theprofile1480 I'm not going lie. I was in a privileged position because I went to an ivy league school and majored in Finance. So, from my perspective it would be easier to enter IB because firms target certain schools for recruitment efforts. However, skills that are required in that field to be a stellar candidate (if you are an experienced professional) are modeling skills, specifically in python and C+ because Bloomberg and other programs are based on that language. One thing that is very important is business accumin, by that I mean being in the know on what's happening in your chosen field. For example, let's say that you enjoy tech companies and you apply for a role at an investment bank in their tech coverage group. I would recommend that you know the types of deals that are happening I'm the space.... I.E what companies have recently issued shares, bonds, etc. and having an opinion on them like if they were good or not.
@@hwadeiv thanks, appreciate the reply
@230k was take home gross or net? At what experience level?
Most times it amazes me greatly the way I move from an average lifestyle to earning over 63k per month, utter shock is the word. have understood a lot in the past few years to doubt that opportunities abound in the financial markets, The only thing is to know where to focus.
Wow buddy, that's more than a mouthful of profits you're making. How do you achieve this feat consistently? You must be a genius in trading.
@@oscarkelly3378 Anyways not actually, what I know about trading almost borders on zilch lol. I make huge profits on my investment since I started trading with Mrs Debbie Ramirez, her trading strategies are top notch coupled with the little commission she charges on her trade.
@RONATO Johnson My coin stays right in my trading account, my account just mirrors her trades in real-time that's the idea behind copy trading.
@@thomasnorris7285 What a coincidence you invested with Mrs Debbie Ramirez also? My bi-weekly trading Return is $28,600.
@RONATO Johnson Same here, My portfolio has been going down the drain while I try trading, I just don't know what do wrong, have invested $18,000 in crypto all have now is just $5365.
Because they facilitate huge deals for large corporations. M&A, sometimes for billions of $. They are the major, if not only income center for the bank. The work is extremely taxing. Calculate hourly pay vs hours worked, and you'll find in some cases amounts to less than $15 / hour. Late nights, weekends, on call roughly 24/7.
Regarding bonuses, and high pay, it's important to outdo the market rate for employees you want to keep. It's called "golden handcuffs". But, analysts, at the bottom rung, are quick to job hop, and make less than you think. I haven't even watched the video, but as someone in the industry, I can assure you that people are quick to judge.
Me after this video: How to become a investment banker
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Almost 1k views in 30 minutes...you're *killing* it bro, and I'm here for it!!! Great as always !
Thanks man! 🙏
@@LogicallyAnswered you are amazing bro
Please keep blessing us with more videos
Who remembers when Mike ross became an investment banker on suits?
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working for yourself is hard too, long hours, clients hard to get, competition, life aint easy
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Sure ain’t! Easy x3
Wow Hari. The fact that you make videos on wide range of topics but the research quality still remains top notch. Keep crushing!
I wish to become an investment banker to hopefully move to other sectors when I have the proper job experience so this video has been very informative, thanks!
Glad to hear that Mert!
IB is a dead end job just gointo PE and run your own after few yrs and got rich. That is 97% of people done it.
@@fliu5282 what is PE?
@@mertturna147 Private Equity
@@sebeklovessuzan where can I learn about it
Make a video on private placements
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Is this a re-lost possibly?
If so, is that an algorithm based choice? Don't understand how your stuff doesn't Blow up cause its some production value.
Re lost?
@@LogicallyAnswered think he means re-list. Like re listing the video as public or something
Ah ok, the first video was about hedge fund managers. This one is about investment bankers.
@@LogicallyAnswered Yeah sorry lad, that was meant to say Re post! Ah right yeah I get you now, great stuff as always to!
In lament terms they get paid a ton of money, because they are able to make a bunch of other people a ton of money.🤷♂️
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My NTF is definitely going to make more tho
Good luck!
Notification squad!
Thanks for being early man!
So this is what Patrick Bateman do.
You mean Batman
Dope content per usual.
Thanks bro!
Damn whats the music in the underwriting section? its really good
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Yes indeed, 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾👏🏾💎👑
I currently have plans to be an investment banker
Gr8 vedio bro,
Would appreciate a deep dive into PRIVATE EQUITY..
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Was this episode released before? I remember seeing something like this a few weeks ago
that was for hedge funds
Yeah, that was hedge fund managers
Great video
Thank you Cameron!
Making profitable trades isnt as hard as you think, I took the right steps as a beginner by investing with a reliable brokerge where all my trades are being handled by financial expert
Crypto investment has really changed my financially status positively, I got my first house the year I started investing and today network is over £1.2m😊
Delightful😁 i dont know who need to hear this but saving money wont make you a millionaire investing will, some take out so money and invest, but invest wisely
Mrs Gabriella trading services are really great , her methods works like magic I keep on earning every single week with her new strategy
I'm from spain , I have been an investor in the crypto market for over 2 years
Now is the best time to purchase and invest in Bitcoin , stop proscastinating !!
Is being only an undergraduate enough to land an investment banking job?
Behind my name 🔝 🔝 he’s 📧 it's quite complex as a beginner and you ought to understand the market trends and different algorithm. The losses i incurred made me believe trading was actually a dead end not until I made 10 times on my trading capital in 3 weeks and with the market making large moves and the support and mentoring I got from Mr Kurt and he made me learn to read and understand the language of price action rather than relying on lagging indicators.🔝
Behind my name 🔝 he’s 📧
how do you become an investment banker?
Behind my name 🔝 🔝 he’s 📧 it's quite complex as a beginner and you ought to understand the market trends and different algorithm. The losses i incurred made me believe trading was actually a dead end not until I made 10 times on my trading capital in 3 weeks and with the market making large moves and the support and mentoring I got from Mr Kurt and he made me learn to read and understand the language of price action rather than relying on lagging indicators.🔝
Behind my name 🔝 he’s 📧
"Paid" is an improper frame game. Don't fall for it.
High income people are not "paid"....they earn
...they earn in direct proportion to income generated
See movie stars, athletes, commissioned salespeople, and effective CEOs
... except CEOs who manipulate "savings" and "cost cutting" to manipulate the stock price, for short term gains.
Yeah this is true mostly in IB and finance in general Base salaries are usually less 50% of total compensation for high earners.
They are definitely not worth the high salary.
If you can stick it out for a year or two after undergrad, it can really help you get your life together. I didn't enjoy the work to be honest because of the long hours, but I was able to pay off my student debt 6 months after college and since I was always working, I had roommates that payed a larger share of rent. So after I left IB, I had a decent cash savings that I invested. So I guess it's worth it because it can set you up for financial success very early in your career.
Why not?
@@Tfugtsgvufexv he says it's not worth it because it demands a lot of time. He'll also probably argue it's a low hourly compared to the salary divided by hours worked. I still think that's fine if you set your expectations
Could I work in an investment bank at the age of 14? I really have a big passion with business and a lot of education about finance. I even predicted the crash of Bitcoin and the rise of a solar company, but my dad didn't allow me to short sell Bitcoin and to invest in the solar company so I lost the opportunity 😂. If you will say I am too young about stress and more I don't actually care since I have already made a routine. I am also in west Africa.
They have to work really hard in the early days. U make around the same in equities research and better job security but promotions tend to be slower and the bonuses in certain yrs lesser
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What should i major in tho, if i wanted to be an investment banker?
Probably finance hahaha
get a econ major or do a mba
I did finance, but for some reason I have seen a disproportionate amt of Art history majors idk why
@@hwadeiv nepotism
Money made exclusively FROM MONEY, is WRONG IMO
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Corruption , the short and simple answer… you are welcome
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Thank you for the video as I want to become a investment banker but I live in India and if anyone can guide me to take what steps it would be greatly appreciated .
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My IB career lasted four years. It’s not for everyone
How did you get into it
@@theprofile1480 my school was a feeder to all major banks. It was the popular thing to do back then. Either IB, HF or consultant.
@@andreu09876 what school or types of schools? Thank you!
@@chocolateearrings Usually ivy leagues are a safe bet. Besides that top performing public schools i.e. UMich, Berkeley, UCLA etc. Then you want to look at top 20 business undergrad programs they will probably have recruiting pipelines to big banks
@@hwadeiv I actually have my MSEE so I'm just intrigued. Nice one, thanks!
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Here's the real answer that this guy doesn't want to answer. Can you become a nomad investment banker without any degree or certs? Yeh, you can self-learn and download a Bloomberg terminal and open a brokerage account and start day trading and stuff...but pay wise...I don't think you'll have access to certain systems that you can only get working for large investment hedge funds and you get a percentage if you make other ppl's money even bigger...you get a percentage of that+base salary I think.
Ummmm I think you're slightly off with your analysis on this. A day trader isn't an Investment banker. To be an investment banker, depending on if you're a coverage or a transaction group, you'll need a Finra cert depending on the securities you sell. Furthermore, it sounds like you're trying to describe a boutique IB bank, but you're going to need some massive capital to do deals. Also, a Bloomberg terminal subscription is like over 2k a month for non corporate customer. So for all intensive purposes, I think that it would be next to impossible to be a nomad investment banker without any certifications.
@@hwadeiv ok thanks for clearing that up for me lol. So how do YT day traders get rich? They sell courses and lie about it whenever they get lucky with the market?
@@BlakeTedKord I mean they get rich though advertising. So if some new crypto exchange wants to market to retail investors. They would probably partner with some finance related YT channel. In the case with those bogus course that claims to have a master investing strategy (let's just be real, if there was a real master investment strategy it wouldn't be on YT)
@@hwadeiv so no way to get rich day trading only a pipe dream, chances are much better in real estate renting out units I guess, also only way to make $ IS to join a hedge fund or IB firm and get a percentage in the 500k range or million range IF you end up doing a good deal on a Corp account or high-net worth account whilst reinvesting
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I keep reading about people grabbing multi-digit income in investments every month, even in these crazy days in the market, and fluctuations in prices,any pointers on how to make substantial progress in income? I would appreciate. The cost of living at this time is getting really high. I really need good ways to increase my finance??😫
The first thing to do is make more money. Whether that means getting a new job or simply asking for a promotion or pay raise. The next thing is to cut down on expenses. Instead of buying a $5 coffee twice a day, make it at home. Instead of buying a Tesla Model X, buy a used Nissan, etc. The next step would be to read about investment. A few books that I would recommend would be Rich Dad Poor Dad, Money: Master the Game, and The Intelligent Investor in that order. They go from broad to specific quite well. I think that Money: Master the game is especially good for the average person as it often relates to how one lives their life and what they should do. Follow the advice given in these books
*This is not financial advice. If you want specific recommendations about your situation, speak to a financial advisor that knows your specific situation* I work in asset and wealth management for JP Morgan and one thing we started recommending to some of our clients is to invest in assets that are negatively correlated with the market. Certain sectors that have done well are energy and commodities. So, looking at assets that are benefiting from inflationary rises would be the route to take
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Lol personally I think this is TERRIBLE advice. Crypto assest have tracked closely to the stock market which means that they aren't good investments to heg against and economic downturn. But if you have the appetite to lose all your money in hopes of 2x-10x then sure do it. But for the people who want to keep their whole savings. There's probably something better
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Could I work in an investment bank at the age of 14? I really have a big passion with business and a lot of education about finance. I even predicted the crash of Bitcoin and the rise of a solar company, but my dad didn't allow me to short sell Bitcoin and to invest in the solar company so I lost the opportunity 😂. If you will say I am too young about stress and more I don't actually care since I have already made a routine. I am also in west Africa.