Disliked{quote} Yeah I'm sure little returns when working with big capital is huge. And risk must be very small as well. I actually am reading Chan's book and it is really a good read, however looks like I need to learn some coding basics. I have heard that Python is a fairly easy language to get started with so I am definitely looking into that. In the future I will most likely be learning C and C++ as well. The future will definitely be technology based so learning programming could definitely help a lot. It's just stuff I do in my free time when I'm...Ignored
i work at big financial company so it is well diversified. of the groups doing systematic trading, they are also in pretty much all asset classes. my team is in FX and futures. as a trader you are always learning new way to make money - and FX trading on personal level is a good diversifier as well though i cant do short term trading in personal account as per policies.
Good luck in your education. if you get good in that and want to move into professional side then you can eiither go to masters (financial engineering) and try for big places or start with smaller prop shops which are tough places but successful traders can do well there as well.
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