AN447

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by AN447 15y ago
Don't you need to be an accredited investor (USD $1M - in liquid assets) to trade on second market.
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by AN447 15y ago
I work for one of these places. I'm sure you can guess which one. Please wear a suit, when you get the job you're able to wear what you like. I am assuming the culture of the UK offices will be fairly similar to the US ones. The questions I
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by AN447 15y ago
In the U.K the Conservative Part were auctioning internships in several prestigious organizations. One Crispin 'I make money' Odey offered a week internship at his Hedge Fund for £5,000. Its quite common. Personally, I have used my own pers
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by AN447 15y ago
Both are purely entertainment versus encouraging entrepreneurship especially Dragon's Den which is pretty much ritual humiliation. I find that mentality is what hampers the U.K from developing an entrepreneurial culture.
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by AN447 15y ago
Referrals are the best way in. A friend of mine quoted: 'Since the last time we spoke, my role at Google has changed a bit and I'm now quite heavily involved with interviewing and hiring new candidates. We are looking for top quality candid
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by AN447 15y ago
Bitter?
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by AN447 16y ago
Learn Excel/MySQL/Another programming language, find out where you can get small grants for start-ups just to build a prototype and just get people using the product. I'd recommend joining a start-up as well. Currently I'm employed at a hot
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by AN447 16y ago
He is not a banker
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by AN447 16y ago
Personally, I'm sure Apple still have several game changer projects under wraps they could release when the time is right. With or without Steve Jobs this company is here to dominate the space for the long-term.
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Ask HN: How do I break into Venture Capital?
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by AN447 16y ago
Laptop, Internet, Central Heating, Money, Food
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by AN447 16y ago
I turn off the internet if I need to do something task wise and have a shitty computer to get stuff done on that its a really old battered mac. Not a fan of software since i'll try override any settings etc.
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by AN447 16y ago
Network 3 or Voda are the best one. I worked in Carphone Warehouse for 2-3 years during my undergrad/masters and those were the best ones to buy.
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by AN447 16y ago
Take more risks - approach more females I like like a machine/date more, invest and build a portfolio from scratch, play poker Communication - take up toastmasters, possibly stand up comedy and work really hard at telling stories in a compe
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by AN447 16y ago
No its not too late far from it. I finished grad school in 2010 (I'm 23 y/o) and most of my classmates were 25-38 range. Grad school really is alot better for mature students far far better. I felt I learnt alot more not from the subject ma
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by AN447 16y ago
http://en.origoterra.com/2010/05/startup-financial-model-is-... This may be a good starting point.
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by AN447 16y ago
- Accumulate as much experience from my job as possible. 10 people firm (financial services, investment management). Build a portfolio of skills that is both transferable and valuable - Take far more risk with my own personal investing, pla
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by AN447 16y ago
Davos every time. Look at the people who'll attend. The calibre is guaranteed to be higher.
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by AN447 16y ago
Finished graduate school Landed a kick ass job at a boutique investment house in the City of London Landed 3 Trustee positions Fixed up my house which is an ongoing project for me Returned 21% from my investment portfolio and cashed out imm
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by AN447 16y ago
Nothing.
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by AN447 16y ago
I always thought of these devices as 'casual computing'
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by AN447 16y ago
Suit, fridge-freezer, macbook
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by AN447 16y ago
Doesn't work.
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by AN447 16y ago
Every cute girl I don't talk to on the street that catches my eye. Thats a regret. Everything to date I am happy about, no reason to complain.
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by AN447 16y ago
GroupSpaces
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by AN447 16y ago
Warren Buffets letters to shareholders would be a good place to start. Read all of them. The intelligent investor and securities analysis by Ben Graham are essentially reading albeit abit dry. I'd also recommend (when looking at equities) t
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by AN447 16y ago
Carrot/Apple smoothie (home made) + porridge (with blueberries)
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by AN447 16y ago
Wasn't Loopt a single founder start-up?
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by AN447 16y ago
Economist at 70% (student) discount/FT full blown corporate sub from my time there as a journalist
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by AN447 16y ago
Only leave it around the university library, half these kids are far more affluent than me. So theft is the last thing on most people's agenda!

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