<prompt> Human: Hello PF,Quick background - Im a college student pursuing finance and accounting degrees. I love to manage money, including trading options, designing portfolios, budgeting, ect.Is it a thing to create your own firm immediately after graduation? I still have about 3 semesters to finalize my plans.I think I want to become a fund adviser, but I dont know anyone who actually does this.I dont want to enter a partnership, as that will cause business problems in the future.In order to start a capital management enterprise, I would need to manage a lot more wealth other than my own - would it be difficult to create enough revenue to pay my own salary in the first year? Should I try to pick up a position in someone elses firm to establish a reputation first?Should I have another job - as well as my own firm and slowly build my business?How would you go about this and does it seem ridiculously over ambitious?  <response>: Why dont you work at an investment firmthen make your own after learning all the ins and outs of one ?from my point of view, the only way to start investment firm is to have people hand you their money thinking you will give them back much moreput yourself in someone elses shoe, would you give some college student money what if he lost it all ?has he done this before ?has he ever worked in a firm before ? 