This post is for introduction of myself as well as info.

First off im sorta new to the site, and havent introduced myself, yet so to start, I'm from Alabama still in Alabama, I attend UAB, working on a business degree, and im 22 years old. I got intrested in stocks from simply hearing about them, did alot of reading and researching and still doing it. My question to all on this board, is have any of you been in my shoes, (working on a degree and not sure what your going to do with it) I know I love the market, but at the moment I have no job involving it. Any advice career paths, pointers, helpers or anything else would be great. I look forward to getting to know others on the board and helping add to the great thing everyone at marketmillionaires have created.

-Shawn

Hey Shawn, welcome to the site.
Ive moved your thread to the "introduction are in order" section

In regards to your question, I am in a very similar position. Im also 22 years old and am completing my Law Degree in Toronto, Canada. However, Ive been in the market for most of my life (usually trading for my father when I was much younger).

Your question doesnt revolve around learning about stocks and the market analysis and what not, so I wont get into that. You do however ask the question of career paths.
Youre on the right path with a business degree (although its often said that most career paths for the market come out of finance majors). If youre interested in the market as a career path, my suggestion to you would be to email major investments banks or perhaps call them for any type of questions you may have.
I know theres a handful of traders on MarketMillionaires who have made the market as their main source of income. However, this is far from an easy task and is surely not for everyone. Whether you'd like to work on a career path or be an at home trader - both require extreme knowledge of the market and its spheres.
I would suggest you do trading for some time (with considerable research) and see if the market is truly what you'd like to do as a career path or is it more of an expensive hobby of sorts?

That being said, I hope to see you around the site often! Feel free to post any questions you've got.


- Dante

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