A a529612 Sep 13, 2006 #1 http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601087&sid=aVnvTc3RzYH4&refer=home
W Wayne Gibbous Sep 13, 2006 #2 Kinda funny. If she'd MADE $20 mil, she'd be a "star" trader. If you screw up, you're a "rogue!"
T Thunderdog Sep 13, 2006 #3 I think the "rogue" part has more to do with the hiding of contracts, reporting bogus prices and trading 75 times over her limit rather than the loss she incurred. I don't think those are star qualities under any outcome.
I think the "rogue" part has more to do with the hiding of contracts, reporting bogus prices and trading 75 times over her limit rather than the loss she incurred. I don't think those are star qualities under any outcome.
T TRADERBM Sep 13, 2006 #4 Why is it so hard to catch these things until its too late? Isnt there a way to review outstanding positions?
Why is it so hard to catch these things until its too late? Isnt there a way to review outstanding positions?
B bighog Guest Sep 13, 2006 #5 -----------------------same old story from corporations. "The news is always good until it is not" Remember Nick Lesson? He was in charge of trading AND the back room. LOL Supervision rules, regs, etc are only as good as they are enforced.
-----------------------same old story from corporations. "The news is always good until it is not" Remember Nick Lesson? He was in charge of trading AND the back room. LOL Supervision rules, regs, etc are only as good as they are enforced.
stock777 Sep 13, 2006 #6 Quote from TRADERBM: Why is it so hard to catch these things until its too late? Isnt there a way to review outstanding positions? More... They never tell you when these dice rolls win. In those cases its due to the brillance of the enterprise.
Quote from TRADERBM: Why is it so hard to catch these things until its too late? Isnt there a way to review outstanding positions? More... They never tell you when these dice rolls win. In those cases its due to the brillance of the enterprise.