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  • InterninIB - Cov
Jun 9, 2021 - 1:17am

Man you need to chill with theWSOposts. You've posted extremely identifying details about both of your parents jobs … You literally posted where they both work and job titles as well as the exact high school that you go to. I was able to find both of them with a two minute Linkedin search.

Jun 9, 2021 - 3:42pm
Jerome Powell, what's your opinion? Comment below:

I bet it's ~HuskySized~

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Jun 9, 2021 - 8:03pm
Texas Tea, what's your opinion? Comment below:

Prove it

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  • Analyst 1inIB - Gen
Jun 9, 2021 - 8:40pm

Wow man, nice!! Few questions:

1. L/S? Also what sector?

2. How much did you lose to uncle sam in taxes (% wise)

3. Thoughts on comp upside @ SM vs MM? Could you have pulled down 7 figs in a SM with similar performance?

Jun 9, 2021 - 11:56pm
TheBuellerBanker, what's your opinion? Comment below:

Can answer #2 for ya haha. Unless there was a deferred portion it was definitely about half

  • Analyst 3+inHF - EquityHedge
Jun 11, 2021 - 9:28am

Yeah it's L/S and was aTMTbook

I'm inNYCand paid approximately 51% effective tax. Not fun

Unfortunately I have no idea how to compare it to a SM but I would imagine analysts at large funds with similar amount of work experience probably pulled down similar. Whether I would have succeeded in that model and made as much for myself, I really don't know.

Jun 9, 2021 - 11:55pm
TheBuellerBanker, what's your opinion? Comment below:

Have two friends atHFs(one SM and one MM) who one made just above 1M and the other about 750K two years into their seats after joining fromERseats. Both were very sector specific. The one who made above 1M was at the SM and said a substantial portion was surprisingly deferred cash comp while theMMguy got it upfront.

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  • Analyst 1inResearch - Other
Jun 13, 2021 - 7:15pm

Would love to hear more about the firm/ any information about your path? Super interested as I am entering sell side credit research and want to eventually move over to a hedge fund

  • PrincipalinHF - Event
Jun 14, 2021 - 10:21am

Restructuring banking -> current fund, late 20s. Plenty of hires coming from private equity or other buyside roles too. Have also hired analysts from sell side distressedtrading desks before, although there is some perception that you're not doing as deep work in that role.

  • ProspectinIB-M&A
Jun 10, 2021 - 8:12pm

anu uk funds where i can make this kind of money

Jun 22, 2021 - 5:34pm
gamergorilla61, what's your opinion? Comment below:

Congrats! Few questions for ya

  1. I'm assuming you lose about half to uncle sammy. Living inNYC, what percent of post-tax income do you end up saving?
  1. Your profile says you're a PM- how long have you been in that seat, and was it for the 3 years you've cracked 7 sticks?
  1. How expensive of a house would you feel comfortable buying inNYCon 7 figure income, especially with it being highly variable as aMMpm?
  1. Do you fit the late 20s mid 30s age range? Any tips for aspiringHFfolks here?
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Jun 22, 2021 - 6:33pm
Fill-or-kill, what's your opinion? Comment below:
gamergorilla61

Congrats! Few questions for ya

  1. I'm assuming you lose about half to uncle sammy. Living inNYC, what percent of post-tax income do you end up saving?

Including 401k/fund investments/etc., I'd say about 15%.

  1. Your profile says you're a PM- how long have you been in that seat, and was it for the 3 years you've cracked 7 sticks?

I joined the current firm 5 and a half years ago. Started as a PM but had a much smaller capital allocation.

  1. How expensive of a house would you feel comfortable buying inNYCon 7 figure income, especially with it being highly variable as aMMpm?

Current spot is worth 4MM, though I could afford 6-8MM comfortably assuming a 20% down payment.

  1. Do you fit the late 20s mid 30s age range? Any tips for aspiringHFfolks here?

Mid 30s. Give yourself the time and space to fail/test/learn (10k+ hours), surround yourself with like-minded people (ideally in different fields), and take professional risks.

  • Analyst 1inIB-M&A
Mar 29, 2022 - 12:35pm

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