Financial Analyst's Duties

     Many people have the tendency to think that financial analysts are people who are cold and have a high chance of failure. However, those will soon be stereotypes. Sure, there are people who disregard client-advisor responsibility, but mostly analysts are not only caring but also successful. We are not occupied only to make money but to help others have the life that they've always dreamed of. We are in service for you, clients, beyond ourselves. Analysts are specialized in researching and evaluating the securities of the companies of a specific industry.

     How and why should financial analysts help? This is one of the most frequently asked questions given to a financial analyst. Surely, financial analysts, unfortunate to people who overly value their privacy, will have to interfere with his or her client's life in order to, firstly, analyze the client's financial status. Then the analyst should take action. The financial analyst should not only interfere with one's life, but also care and share emotions together. While the financial analyst is working with the client, they are in partnership, which greatly need cooperation among them.

     Abby Joseph Cohen, a famous financial analyst during the early 21st century, once said, “Ours is an economy that is solid at its core.” Ladies Home Journal once named Abby Joseph Cohen one of the 30 most powerful women in America. By this quote, she emphasizes that we, financial analysts, aren’t feeble but strong. Ms. Cohen is currently working in Goldman Sachs, one of the leading investment companies in Wall Street, as a Senior U.S. investment strategist.