harvard MBA index# Investment - 投资
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If more than 30 percent of Harvard M.B.A.’s end up in what he defines as “
market-sensitive jobs,” which include investment banking, private equity
and hedge funds, it’s a long-term sell signal. If that number is below 10
percent, it is a long-term buy signal.
This year, about 41 percent of Harvard’s latest grads got market-sensitive
jobs. That’s even more than last year’s 40 percent, which was a record at
the time. The Harvard M.B.A. index has been sending a “sell” signal since
2005, Mr. Soifer
market-sensitive jobs,” which include investment banking, private equity
and hedge funds, it’s a long-term sell signal. If that number is below 10
percent, it is a long-term buy signal.
This year, about 41 percent of Harvard’s latest grads got market-sensitive
jobs. That’s even more than last year’s 40 percent, which was a record at
the time. The Harvard M.B.A. index has been sending a “sell” signal since
2005, Mr. Soifer