A Day in the Life of a Hedge Fund Analyst

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In this video I go over the daily routine of a hedge fund analyst, from calm days to the chaos of earnings season.

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⏱Timestamps⏱
0:00 - Introduction
0:40 - A Good Day
4:54 - A Bad Day

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rareliquid

Hint on why most financial individuals wear the Patagonia vest! It eliminate wasting time ironing shirts! Extra pockets to avoid sitting on the wallets and finally keeps you warm when the AC is on in the summer!

From a 9 year vet in Front office trading for Buy/Sellside in IB, PE, , and VC professional.

Mrslykid

I will never forget that rare liquid went to Wharton. I think I know his education better than I know my own with how much he talks about it.

mchammer

The iconic Patagonia vest, is almost a patented thing for hedge fund employees

FahimSattar

Abuu Petyerra: “people seek wealth and then end up living in the simplicity of nature; I live this simplicity right from the start, which is true wealth”.

Ilela Antonia Garés: “at certain levels, man’s success is based on wealth. Leave him on the street for just one day and his best friend will disown him; leave him for the time of his wealth and he will disown himself”.

BARBITURICI

The day in the life here applies to more fundamental L/S equity HFs right? Macro/Distressed/Market Making/Alt Strats may have a different schedule since they look at different things and might not be as concerned with individual earning calls

haydenso

What does your model look like and what software are you using to create it? Is it like an econometric model

mattlevy

I'm currently a financial advisor in South Africa and I aspire to work in a hedge fund as an analyst. I would like to know if there are any analysts on here from South Africa and what steps did you take to get to where you are and what to avoid?

wildmeercat

"Step it up Ben Kim, step it up"

ryangovender

Hey Ben, what camera and lens do you use for this video?

rich_toad

The middle painting 👁 thanks for the content

bizgonmacro

Ben, love these videos. For the responsibilities you’ve outlined, could you highlight some tools that the average retail investor has at their disposal to gain an edge? Not looking to replicate 100% of what is done at a typical hedge fund, but to understand what I could be doing to improve my DD in my daily trades.

danielwang

hey, i want to get into finance as i enjoy looking at market trends and love math and programming. The main thing i would want if i were to work in finance is to have a job that revolves around programming or math-related work. From what I've found online, from the 3 buy-side types of firms, Quantitative Hedge Funds are the most grounded in fields like stochastic calculus and machine learning. Is this true? and would a "day in the life' of a quantitative HF analyst look different to this L/S hedge fund?

nehalkeshav

Ben, I am going to select my bachelor's degree, and I want to know that clearly, What is the best degree to get into investment banking? I mean, what kind of major has a better opportunity than others to get into investment banking? Is it a bachelor's degree in finance or economics or STEM degrees? Someone says STEM degrees have a better opportunity. Someone says finance degree has a better opportunity Stuff like that. I want to know that clearly I want to work at investment banking division at Wall Street Investment Bank. So, what is the best major to do?

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