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I have been an active trader for 2 years, yet when faced with the prospect of applying to grad school I get weak at the knees, I just never feel that my knowledge of how the market works is adequate.

I hold a degree in Electrical engineering, and although I have become increasingly interested in trading systems, my trading approach is discretionary.

My question is, how do I get my hands dirty in all that lovely math, before I commit myself to an MFE? Where exactly do I start, and what is the most practical approach?

Thanks in advance.

[QUOTE="alessm, post: 16657, member: 1064"] I have been an active trader for 2 years, yet when faced with the prospect of applying to grad school I get weak at the knees, I just never feel that my knowledge of how the market works is adequate. I hold a degree in Electrical engineering, and although I have become increasingly interested in trading systems, my trading approach is discretionary. My question is, how do I get my hands dirty in all that lovely math, before I commit myself to an MFE? Where exactly do I start, and what is the most practical approach? Thanks in advance. [/QUOTE]

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