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Drive Shack Inc.
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Study applied mathematics from Oxbridge or Imperial. Will defo get interviews. Did mine from one of the three and am getting screened from multiple places for DS/QR roles. Also be proactive. Lot of trading competitions, academies and games happening in these three over the academic year.

Your profile is very strong, I think you are underselling the quantitative part. Having stochastic processes, algorithms, and machine learning on transcript is more than enough for these programs. They care about what you actually know, not the name of your degree.

For Y1 grades, nobody will care much. UK system is known to put less weight on first year, and your massive jump in Y2 shows you adapted. The 77% with top 10% ranking will speak louder.

You already have the internships that most applicants dream of. That plus the MITx MicroMasters puts you ahead of many people with pure maths background. Only thing I'd watch is your school list, Stanford ICME and Harvard DS are extremely competitive even for someone like you, maybe add one or two safer choices like Columbia MFE or NYU MathFin. But honestly you should get into at least few of these.

3k max
Man bekommt Komplet ausgestattete hochmoderne DS automobile mit massage sitze Nachtisch heads up und funktionierende (optionale) ki integration fur 20k (mit Ausstattung eines Mercedes amg+)
Gleiche mit vielen hoch modernen China Autos die teilweise besser in Crashtest stehen als deutsche also sollte ganz klar sein was das kosten sollte im Vergleich zur Gier der deutschen

Welcome back! I'd be happy to clear this up.
I checked the CUSIP you provided on my end and can confirm I received the same "No results found" message. The reason this happens is that the CUSIP you mentioned is a temporary issued CUSIP. Once the position is settled and in your portfolio, the real CUSIP will appear and will be searchable.
As a helpful tip, you can determine whether a temporary CUSIP is in your portfolio by checking if the position begins with "DS."
Additionally, if you're interested in learning more about how the Auto Roll feature works, I've provided a link below that covers it in more depth. Specifically, the section titled "What is Fidelity's detailed methodology for Treasury auctions and new-issue CDs?" within the FAQs section at the bottom of the page provides some relevant info:
[Fidelity Auto Roll Service](https://www.fidelity.com/fixed-income-bonds/fixed-income-tools-services/auto-roll-program#:~:text=For%20newly%20issued%20FDIC%2Dinsured%20CDs%2C%20the%20purchase%20will%20be%20based%20upon%20a%20series%20of%20requirements.%20The%20following%20hierarchy%20applies%20to%20this%20series%20of%20requirements%3A)
While you're here, is there anything else we can help with regarding auto-roll or the CUSIP search for fixed income securities?