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Hodl Harry
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I know this is a long shot, but I'll try it anyway.

Due to some hip issues, I'm trying to switch career path and I'm preferably looking to start working as a financial advisor.

I have positive investment experience with trading cards, gold, stocks and Bitcoin.

Thanks to Bitcoin I also managed to get a good grasp on Austrian economics, monetary history, the principles of money, fiat issues, risk management, etc..

I'm guessing I have a better understanding of money and investing than most "normie" investment advisors and I probably outperformed most of them too.

Any advice or recommendation to get my foot in the door in this sector would be highly appreciated.
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Kip Ashlynn · 3w
If you don't have a full degree it would probably be worth while to get a certificate. Usually these are pretty easy and you just pay a fee, I got a few from Duke when I first did career pivot to finance. I think HEC Liège probably has some, and I'm sure you can find others. Signalling with papers ...
NunoTheDude · 3w
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FL Justin · 1w
Financial advisers mostly make money from selling fiat products. All the things you were successful investing in don't have a way to monetize as an advisor. I think your heart is in the right place but most financial advisors are rubes 😬
exist270 · 1w
Step 1: Never call trading cards an "investment" EVER again. 🫪 It makes you looks VERY unserious. 🤙