Author: David Scott
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What Do Portfolio Managers Do?
Portfolio managers are skilled financial professionals who help clients looking to invest their money in a strategic and informed manner. These professionals are responsible for managing investment portfolios on behalf of their clients, making investment decisions, and monitoring the performance of those investments to ensure that their client’s financial goals are met.
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marketGOATS’ Top 10 Players Beat S&P 500 Index by up to 50 Points in 2022
mG announced that its top 10 players beat the S&P 500 index by 17 to 51 points during the last 9 months ended December 31, 2022 (the platform launched to players March 2022). Additionally, mG has attracted over 1,000 players, including hundreds of investment professionals.
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mG Quick Read: ETFs, Stocks & Crypto
You’re in luck! Our platform has over 8,500 ETFs, stocks, and cryptocurrencies for players to select from as they build their simulated portfolios. But wait a minute…what exactly are these three financial instruments? Let’s review each one.
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How to get your first finance job or internship
There is no single route to success. People take different paths into jobs and careers, and sometimes the right path only seems clear in hindsight. That said, there are tried and true ways to get a leg up in the intern or job search process, particularly in a field as competitive as finance. Let’s look…
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The top 5 Q’s marketGOATS gets from students
As Co-CEO of marketGOATS, I have greatly enjoyed reaching out to investment-minded students over the past few months to tell them about our platform. While they are typically really excited about our unique offering and how it can help them launch their finance careers, they have a few questions. I’ve collected the most common Q’s…
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marketGOATS: performance-focused & fun investing
So it is clear to us that the world’s investors needed a safer, performance-focused, and – dare we say – fun way to invest. Enter marketGOATS, the idea, the platform, and the company we’ve been working on for the past two years.
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