As someone who has worked in financial services for close to 20 years now, what I find interesting is how the experienced deal makers/traders/entrepreneurs have established mental models about how things work, then when evaluating a deal distill that down to a handful of reasons to do it (or not).
So the hard part is knowing what to focus on, which changes based on the environment and over time, rather than constructing the excel model.
Absolutely, the current platform is designed to help beginners and intermediate learners to hone their technical skills. I am considering expanding in areas such as allowing users to share their models and strategies. I understand it can be daunting for newcomers to an industry to figure out the best way to construct models. What are your thoughts on this?
In all seriousness, would this help me with something like CFA related certification? What other resources would you recommend to go along with Quantus?
As someone who has worked in financial services for close to 20 years now, what I find interesting is how the experienced deal makers/traders/entrepreneurs have established mental models about how things work, then when evaluating a deal distill that down to a handful of reasons to do it (or not).
So the hard part is knowing what to focus on, which changes based on the environment and over time, rather than constructing the excel model.