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To: Shack who wrote (34970)	3/23/2002 10:10:59 AM
From: JWest0926	Read Replies (7) \| Respond to of 209892

OT: Great board, I've lurked here a few years, looking for input from these great minds. Question to the board- Ima graduating college senior, U of Wisc- Finance. Had been looking for a job in high finance, inv. mgmt, i banking, equity analysis or trading. Bad year, not hire many undergrads anyways, have not been able to find position with more established firm. I've been a lurker here for 4 years, and have studied swing trading for 3. I realize there is always in infinite amount more to learn, but I would like to believe after 3 years of fairly intense study I am not a beginner. My question, I love to trade. I've been offered a position with a daytrading firm in Las Vegas. I would be the only trainee, pay is based on a percentage of trading profit, no insurance, benefits ect. Bottom line, I would love to trade. I have good grades, and can obtain a fairly decent job in a finance related field that is not market related, like insurance. This of course provides benefits, good company ect. Follow my heart or be sensible? Looking for input from anyone, feel free to pm. Thanks, JWest