blindness-is-no-obstacle-for-this-currency-trader-in-mumbai

Inspiring. I wonder if we can get him to join ET. I looked for him on Linkedin but I can only see the first page (25 of 492 results). I bet the guy is better than most. He's gotta be.

I bet it would make his day to get a personal invite here. Ya never know, ... might throw a few more X's in the win column for you currency trading folk. Just a thought.
 
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A blind money manager at BlueCrest Capital Management, Ashish Goyal, who had previously been a London-based portfolio manager at JPMorgan, left BlueCrest in May. He served as a mentor to Agrawal when he was looking for a job, he said by telephone from London.
 
You must be kidding me. Are you serious? You mean he was waiting all his life to get a personal invite by a right wing racist (as you demonstrated in the politics threads)? And the best that could happen to him is Elitetrader.com? Lol. This is really entertaining. Thanks for the good laugh

vanzandt said:
Inspiring. I wonder if we can get him to join ET. I looked for him on Linkedin but I can only see the first page (25 of 492 results). I bet the guy is better than most. He's gotta be.

I bet it would make his day to get a personal invite here. Ya never know, ... might throw a few more X's in the win column for you currency trading folk. Just a thought.
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Implementing voice alerts in software code is nowadays pretty easy. But he probably relies more on the OS voice functions besides the special functions in one software application is my hunch. After all he also would be searching news, listening to the headlines and news content.

newwurldmn said:
I heard about the Jpm trader. They built special software that sent him audible codes for him to know the prices and the charts.
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conduit said:
Implementing voice alerts in software code is nowadays pretty easy. But he probably relies more on the OS voice functions besides the special functions in one software application is my hunch. After all he also would be searching news, listening to the headlines and news content.
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No. They built special software for him - it used beeps and other sounds to convey information to him quickly. Like someone who can read Morse code as it comes over a telegraph line.
 
impressive story of someone who is not held back by obstacles.

newwurldmn said:
No. They built special software for him - it used beeps and other sounds to convey information to him quickly. Like someone who can read Morse code as it comes over a telegraph line.
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