Boston Global Investment Competition (BGIC)
An international stock-pitching competition judged by hedge fund managers and Wall Street professionals, where middle and high schoolers research companies and present investment ideas in a live final round.
The Boston Global Investment Competition is an amazing opportunity that provides young students with a platform to conduct investment research and present investment ideas.
It provides students with practical research experience using the deep fundamental approach.
It is an incredible opportunity for students to be exposed and get real world investment experiences at such an early age.
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