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DeletedUser2
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Seven/Eight/Nine/Ten figures more per year hahah
Anybody can become a 'financial advisor'.
To be a successful hedge fund manager, you need to be incredibly intelligent, with one or multiple degrees, a CFA designation, and a PhD wouldn't hurt.
Naw, you just need to know how to hire the smart guys, the ones with Phd's and other alphabet soup titles,
The Hedge Fund just needs to be able to clearly state his vision for the strategy and get people to place money with him/her.
Phd's are a commodity, not THAT hard to hire for the right price and cheap compared to the fees you could earn off their brilliant work