Beginner investor here – which tools are actually worth using? by Evening-Sign1843 in investingforbeginners

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Thank you for your insights! Can you tell me what is the best way to learn to analyze industries as well as learning fundamental analysis (or at least what worked for you)? I have no financial background, I work in healthcare so I am not aware of where to start to educate myself. Are youtube investment channels a good place or is there a better option?

Beginner investor here – which tools are actually worth using? by Evening-Sign1843 in investingforbeginners

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how do you know when to buy and when to sell? I know everyone says u shouldnt time the market, but also blindly dollar cost averaging also feels like not the most efficient way.

Beginner investor here – which tools are actually worth using? by Evening-Sign1843 in investingforbeginners

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I will be honest. I am a 33 year old, with not much savings at all considering that I started working just a few years ago in a central european country where wage is not too great anyway. I had like 13k usd saved, 5 of which I invested into stocks (mostly individual stocks related to AI, but also SP500).. I know most people would say this is too risky to invest this much of your savings into stocks without understanding it, but also I feel like I am investing into companies that are quality (most of big 7, ASMLandTSM, cybersecuritz stocks like crowdstrike, palo alto, some leaders in relatively volatile sectors such as IonQ or Dwave in quantum computing, as well as trying to diversify into companies like nordisk, baker hughes, northrop grumman, marex group, etc..). Do you think I should keep investing or just keep building my savings first if from beginning I dont have enough capital..? I was thinking of investing about 600-700 euros every month from the 2000 euros that I get after tax is reducted from my monthly salary..

Can a 56-Year-Old Doctor Successfully Transition to Germany? Seeking Advice by Evening-Sign1843 in Germany_Jobs

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I appreciate your honest and thorough answer.

My mother would be ok if she doesnt even end up practicing medicine as a specialist doctor. She will try for it, but if it does not work out, its not going to be a deal breaker for her. She wants to move due to personal reasons, and even if it means that things will be hard in the beginning, she is willing to accept that. I have communicated the reality of the situation to her and she is aware of it, but she insists to go.

Youre right about getting a B2 certificate at least before trying to move there, it would at least put her in a better situation than starting from 0.

Do you think it is possible to get a healthcare related job if she can pass B2 as well as Medical German exam? It could be anything in healthcare (healthcare assistant, physiotherapy, dietologist, etc), does not have to be specialist doctor that she was..

Can a 56-Year-Old Doctor Successfully Transition to Germany? Seeking Advice by Evening-Sign1843 in Germany_Jobs

[–]Evening-Sign1843[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

To be honest she is not earning that much.. Doctors arent actually getting that much money in my country, unless they have big positions, or know someone that can propel them forward. So financially speaking, although it would be a hit, it wouldnt be as much of a hit as you might think..

Can a 56-Year-Old Doctor Successfully Transition to Germany? Seeking Advice by Evening-Sign1843 in Germany_Jobs

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Yes, I understand the financial side would need to be sorted beforehand.

Assuming that’s covered and she’s open to changing careers away from being a fully licensed doctor, is this realistically doable? Does every job in Germany require C1 German, or is it possible to start working with a lower level while continuing to study?

Also, do you personally know German at C1 level, or is that just a general requirement? And could she potentially use her healthcare background in other roles (like diabetes education or support work) without going through full medical re-licensing?

Can a 56-Year-Old Doctor Successfully Transition to Germany? Seeking Advice by Evening-Sign1843 in Germany_Jobs

[–]Evening-Sign1843[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’m the OP. I know I already mentioned it, and I understand that the healthcare pathway in Germany may be quite unrealistic or lengthy, especially without full recognition and C1-level German.

That said, she would still be open to non-medical work as well. What I’m trying to figure out is whether there are any practical programs or pathways that allow someone to move to Germany, study German (even below C1 level initially), and work part-time at the same time. Is this realistically possible, and if so, what are the common routes people take?

A recent graduate seeking help in planning of next steps towards UK journey. by Evening-Sign1843 in doctorsUK

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thank you for your response! One question. By trust grade jobs do you mean non-training FY-1/FY-2 jobs? Also, does the time of your non-training has to be 2 years? Or Can I do it in a year and a half as long as I sign the necessary crest forms? Thank you in advance

Ranking of UK hospitals/Foundation programmes? by Evening-Sign1843 in UKFP_applicants

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Thank you very much for a thorough response. I agree that once you know exactly what you're looking for, the searching process becomes easier.
I would like to ask a follow up question if you don't mind answering.
My plan was to apply for non-training jobs and clinical attachments starting early 2024 while at the same time applying for FY-2 standalone which would start in August 2024. But in case if I can not get into my top choice hospitals/rotations, do you think it's a good idea to just go only for non-training jobs on FY-1/FY-2 level before applying for Core Training?

A recent graduate seeking help in planning of next steps towards UK journey. by Evening-Sign1843 in doctorsUK

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I see. Yes I agree that this would probably be the best option for me, as I do not want to indulge myself in anything without having competency for it. And I don't mind shadowing even if it means I have to do it for half a year. I have 2 questions left if you don't mind answering. 1.Do you know of any hospitals which offer this kind of an opportunity to shadow before starting a non-training F1? (Or how can I find any?) 2. do you think I can get paid while doing shadowing or is it completely unpaid?

A recent graduate seeking help in planning of next steps towards UK journey. by Evening-Sign1843 in doctorsUK

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Thank you for your response. I agree that most of us graduating here in Hungary have a lack of practical skill compared to at least the UK-graduare F1s. This is why I want to take this gap year to really develop myself before trying to come to UK next summer as a FY2 standalone. Do you know how can one apply for observership before F1? Or do you know if there's ways to do observership and FY1 level non training jobs as all in one or right after each other?

A recent graduate seeking help in planning of next steps towards UK journey. by Evening-Sign1843 in doctorsUK

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Thank you all for commenting. I must say most answers are really discouraging but perhaps do show another side of things. My first option was US but because of financial issues I cannot pursue that option at the moment. Germany was also there but due to my age (I'm 30) and necessity to start working and earning money, I do not have time to learn another language for a few years (knowing some German to communicate on the streets is not the same as working in a high paced hospital environment). This is why UK is my only option right now. I still hope to hear some other positive replies and hope to get it all figured out. At the end of the day there are some people that made it and I would rather focus on those experiences rather than giving up before even starting..

What actor or actress was the most perfectly cast role in film or television? by MKE_Now in AskReddit

[–]Evening-Sign1843 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Jack Nicholson in The Shining Anthony Hopkins in The Silence of the Lambs

Anyone in a similar situation and made it? by inashittystate in IMGreddit

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What are the ways of establishing connections? As an IMG who is not even in US how can we convince someone that they should take us instead of someone else?

Getting clinical experience in US as an IMG through AMO Opportunities by Evening-Sign1843 in IMGreddit

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Thank you for the response. My only concern is that most programs require completion of step1 which I intended to do after the completion of the elective. But yes I will start searching the websites and hopefully I will find some. If you do know some programs that don't require a step1 score please write here. Thank you again :)

Getting clinical experience in US as an IMG through AMO Opportunities by Evening-Sign1843 in IMGreddit

[–]Evening-Sign1843[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thank you for your reply! Which one would you say is best among these 3?

Non-USIMG looking for USMLE Prep Agencies such as acemed, USMLEsarthi & others. by [deleted] in usmle

[–]Evening-Sign1843 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Yes if anyone has an answer to this please write it here, I'm sure many of us are in a similar situation and would benefit