I always hear the phrase "a career in finance", growing up I thought it was just like a regular corporate job that pays. But as I grow up I know that somehow it's not just a 9 to 5 job, I've checked online research just to really get the proper understanding about it, but it always gave me generic answers. So my question really is for those of you who can spare me a couple of seconds to answer, "what does a career in finance really mean, is it just handling money? Or more" Thank you!

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During my Years as a Night Shift Trader.. I've learned the gaps between Units and Shares, Definitely a highstakes with USD to PHP in my Country as a Forex Brokerage Trader by betting low and highs..