How to become a professional $hittter?
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there is no professionalism in this but u can become a pro $hit collector. Or maybe u can be a bird and then you will do droppings here, there and everywhere. You will be famous and known as the $hit head bird brain ha!ha!ha!
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DISCLAIMER: I DO NOT WORK IN COMPLIANCE.\n\nIf it is legal for someone with a 63 to manage money, E*Trade should be able to accomodate the account with an LPOA. However, I believe that a 63 isn't enough to qualify as a money manager and that a 65 is required.\n\nThere are other companies out there with Institutional arms to assist money managers and RIA grow and clear their business *cough* Schwab *cough*. You may find your answers there.
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It is fairly simple. But, most people don't understand it because society has taught them you need to get a good education and work really hard. While this may get you a good job, you will be restricted to only making as much money as your salary will allow. \n\n  IT'S ALL ABOUT CREATING CASH STREAMS. You need to be your own boss. And make your MONEY work for you. Whether it be in stocks, real estate, owning your own business, selling information, etc. Focus on things, that once started, will bring you cash over and over with little to no work on your part.
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If you have a US dollar account and a debit card, you can sign up with an online broker such as Scottrade. (www.scottrade.com)  You will need an initial investment of US $500 to fund your account. If needed you may withdraw part of the $500 initial funding.  They only charge US $7.00 per trade, but keep in mind, that's both buying and selling, so it  is actually $14 dollars you need to add on to calculate your prophit/loss. \n\nGood luck!
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Find this it yourself if you want to then only you can hit the top (In any field). \n\nGo around work place checking requirement in your area and not over Internet as reality are different for each country and also cities.\n\nGist from my side\nTechnically speaking Degree is must (MCA) and MCSE\n\nWorking hour: minimum 8 hours extra always there (Depends on job profile)\n\nAppreciation is nearly missing for the work.\n\nGetting increments is difficult as compared to programming.\nIf club networking and programming skils then it is pay time.\n\nWell do find in local market that what counts.
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Work for a professional trading house ( ie Propietary Trading) there are many in NY and Chicago. Chicago has the most successful traders. If you take a retail oriented day trading course they will only waste your time. Think about it - if these daytrading teachers were so good, why dont they just trade. In Prop firms, the teachers are trading with you and you learn a way to scalp and make money.
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One pretty good source in the United States is the Occupational Outlook handbook written by the government. It lists jobs, duties, salaries, education required, and projected job openings. Second, if you have money, the rule of thumb is 30-30-30: cash (30%), mutual funds/stocks (30%), and real estate (30%). Study the list of rich and famous people who didn't attend or graduate from college. I suspect the answer lies in passion, concentration, dedication, marketing, and working smart, not hard. Third, people are paying big money for any type of information, and also thru the internet. Last, find a need and fill it. Look at how many chicken or hamburger places there are.
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I would start with the NASD and CFP Board websites. They are a great resource for starting off. At the very least, find a company to sponsor your testing and begin studying for your Series 7. \n\nResearch different firms and decide what type of practice you would like to conduct and/or participate in. I believe that being a planner under an independent firm such as Linsco/Private Ledger or Raymond James, offer wonderful tech and product support, fair payouts, a solid reputation, yet flexibility in how your business is ran. There are many options, but not one specific route is best for everyone. \n\nIf you are just starting off, find an office looking to staff an additional rep or a junior rep to get started off. Even- though maybe not as initially appealing- starting off as a Registered Sales Assistant may be good. It could lead into a great educational experience, more referrals and a promising career.\n\nI wish the very best to you!
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I am SO in the same boat. It is difficult unless you are a finance/ accounting major, where jobs are at a premium.  BUT if you can get into marketing/sales positions where your hard work is what yields the cash, that is great b/c no ceiling for earning potential.  What is your degree in? Where do you live? Both those questions will affect your career..... Maybe a good investment would be a Master's Degree?   Just something to think about I guess.   Keep sending your resume EVERYWHERE even jobs you think you are UNDERqualified for.  Sometimes, you might land an interview, and even if you don't have the credentials on paper, they might like you in person!!!   GOOD LUCK!!!! :)
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tarin to get a needed skill for USA, such as technical engineer or medical doctor or something they want and need here.\nGet an emplyer to sponser you in a job that no uSA resident can do, such as special chinese cookery or soemthing like that\nInvest $1,000,000.00 into any business in USA\nInvest $500,000.00 into ceratin select cities in USA that need business investment. IE open a hotel or restuarant or something with the money.\nGet accepted into a college in USA, you will get a temp gren card until you gradutae and while here can get an emplyer to sponser you.\n\nMake friends with the BUsh family
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Best advice: DON'T FOCUS ON THE MONEY!\n\nStraight from Donald Trump himself--the best way to make the big bucks is to find something THAT YOU LIKE TO DO\n\nIf you don't like doing it, you're not going to want to work, even if it makes the big bucks.\n\nFind something you like to do and go from there.
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You have a good idea to start small and work up from there. You need to make sure all your paper work is in order before you do anything. Make sure your drivers are good drivers. Then start contacting local companies that ship out to get loads. As you start there will be a lot more that will come along with a  good reputation. Good Luck
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You can start by doing research, stocks, mutual funds, real state, bonds, etc.   they are companies such ameritrade, scottrade, mutual funds such fidelity and vanguard. etc.\n\nGood Luck\n\nPedro R.
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Family and friends is usually at the top of this list.   However if you're good at this business by this I mean you really know what you are doing.  Try finding a partner(s) to pony up the required cash. Ofcourse you will have to sell him/her on your skills.  Keep in mind the person that puts up the cash usually gets a better percentage of the profits.  Cash being king and all.
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Be a Real Estate Investor!\n\nYou may want to look at this web site:\n\nhttp://www.esideliver.com\n/campaigns/rga_hi2/index.\nhtml?link=6575&tl=1&oeid=\n\nThere are no breaks bewteen the lines, yet, the system would not print it in one line but abbreviate it.\n\nRobert Allen is a realtor and seeks 100 people who want to be a millionnaire in a year. I would love to, but I am not interested in real estate. I have looked into his e-material and found it locigal and very smart. I believe that what he says is real. I have also met him at a business seminar and convention and found him very convincing.\n\nHere is more:\n\n1) Robert Allen Institute\nwww.robertallenworkshop.com \n\n2) Free Workshop on creating wealth in Real Estate with no money down. Robert Allen Millionaire work-at-home-income-streams.com   Home business success secrets that work. Multiple Streams of Income. The Official Robert Allen\nwww.RealEstateSecretsOnline.com \n\nGood luck and much success! Make your dream come ture!\nCordially, India.Magica
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First you need to choose a school and get a degree by choosing a good school that will instill in you a good foundation.  After that you should build a great resume and portfolio that shows only the spectrum of the work you are applying for unless they ask otherwise.  \n\nSalary depends on where you live and what the cost of living is there.  For example, a graphic artist in Pittsburgh, PA will make around $25,000/year starting, one in Washington, DC might make $35,000/year, while one in San Francisco, CA might make $30,000/year.\n\nSalary will also depend on the job market where you are trying to get in, and the amount of skill and/or expertise you have to offer.  Honestly, from a hiring standpoint, if you're not good at it or didn't express that you are good in it through responses to questions and/or a solid portfolio, you'll probably be hired in desparation (if you are), and make the least possible as they will only pay you for what you're worth.
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r  u want a career in it \n\nif only 4  investment try aptistock and go thr help file