Becoming a Hedge Fund Manager?

Question

This might sound a little crazy, but I am 15 years old, a sophomore in high school, I average a 4.56 GPA and take AP business and AP governments classes as well as Calc and AP Stat. Since I was very young, 5 or 6, i would sit with my dad and watch the daily stock market shows and tickers. About 2 years ago I began investing my own money, only about $4000 or so, but now I have about $8500, (that is, I profited $4500). Anyways, I would love to go to school for Business and eventually become a hedge fund manager. I was wondering if there were any good books I could read, or any advice you guys had for me. I figure if I start now at 15, I would be far ahead of the game.

Answer 1

I found the best business to start is something that costs little to get started, has a turnkey business model, has support from people who make lots of money running it and is setup to make money like clock work from the beginning. Look at it yourself.

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Answer 2

Not too crazy. You should earn an economics or business degree in college and consider earning your CFA or Chartered Hedge Fund Associate (CHA) designation.  

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- Richard

Richard Wilson

Hedge Fund Group (HFG)