CAN YOU BECOME A SELF-TAUGHT QUANT ?

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It is possible to become a self-taught quant. In fact, most of the quants are self taught and do not possess formal qualification in Quantitative finance. Most quants are from Physics, Maths, CS & Engineering background who are selft taught in quant finance techniques. The best way is to learn by doing (trail and error). Do some projects on quant finance. Some good projects for beginners could be forecasting stock returns using time series models and building a model to predict default on a loan.
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[@BigEdu]

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[@rohank9292]

The best thing about this video is not how informative it is but the fact that it has only 293 likes. That means that the competition is not much in it.

[@BigEdu]

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[@albertt755]

Bro, I studied two humanities degrees, but is it possible for me to become a quant developer if I teach myself all the requirements?

[@BigEdu]

possible! focus on the data side of quant dev. Thats easier to break into

[@albertt755]

@BigEdu is the job title/name of this different or it is still " quant developer" (I mean whether it is included in it)?

[@myrules3376]

Sir i am useless college dropout guy is there any hope for me?

[@yushpi]

Learn coding, learn skills in the areas of your interest and areas where the demand is.

[@twinkleRamalingam]

No

[@MuzanChan]

Everyone has the potential to achieve something meaningful in life. It's important to stay away from the path of crime and focus on the positive. Best of luck in your future endeavors. Keep working on improving your skills and proficiency.

[@albertt755]

@@MuzanChan Bro, I studied two humanities degrees, but is it possible for me to become a quant developer if I teach myself all the requirements? Someone on the internet recommended this ( I think). He told me to study python, search what automation means.

[@s.m.hassan3887]

biswajit i m cfa Level 3 candidate and after cfa i wanna do msc in fin,engnring from wqu. is it recognize worldwide ? and its scope

[@bitteshchaki1078]

How is IIQF financial engineering certification? Is it recognised by industry?

[@BigEdu]

They have good course curriculum and the instructors are also good but I am not sure about the industry recognition.

[@learnerrahat5320]

Can a eee engineer become professional quant trader? Is there any preceding example?

[@manjunathareddyreddy5738]

You can!!

[@BigEdu]

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[@uday4329]

Tell me about certificate in Quantitative finance (cqf) from view points from working professional in different domain.

[@BigEdu]

sure, will make a video on that

[@psibarpsi]

Can someone with no undergraduate degree also become a quant?

[@BigEdu]

No, you need an undergrad

[@aadikanchankar8475]

Hi Sir, I am currently an undergraduate student majoring in Finance, and I have recently become fascinated with Quantitative Finance. However, I am concerned that my background in Finance may not provide me with the necessary mathematical skills required for this field. Although I am willing to learn, the absence of an engineering or math degree has left me uncertain about alternative pathways into Quantitative Finance. If you have any knowledge or suggestions regarding this matter, I would greatly appreciate your assistance. Thank you for your time.

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