Looking around, there are so many professionals I'm noticing with MBAs in Finance and Business that have been exposed to and worked in and around these markets. The only thing I would desire from their experiences are the relationships; seeing people formulate novel ideas from the same lectures and books I've listened and read through. Beyond the relationships, these individuals are still human. Meaning, they like most students, are looking for a job after college. Many want to be told what to do to make their lives easier. They are looking to sit back and take a break from the rigors of academia and get that cushion job. Even more, I'd like to be around that minority of students that are staking their claims as entrepreneurs. Better still, I want to partner with them.
As for the majority of those graduates, I want those individuals to work with me. I'll carry the vision if they can handle some of the "easy" work that their curricula has prepared them to tackle. I can and will employ such individuals if and when my business requires such. So, yeah, I'm looking more into the inner workings around these investment banks, proprietary firms, asset managers, etc. Here are the trades from the last couple of weeks below.
As for the book, I haven't touched it for a couple weeks, but this weekend I should make some ground. Until next time. By the way, you like my new logo? We're moving. June is fastly approaching.