How Millionaire Bankers Actually Work

[SunTrader]

 

[Clubber Lang]

How old is that video?
Looks like it’s from the early 2000’s

 

[SunTrader]

Then obviously you didn't watch it. He mentions that he left many years later after having been Citi's top FX trader up to 2014.

 

[Real Money]

Then obviously you didn't watch it. He mentions that he left many years later after having been Citi's top FX trader up to 2014.

Watched it yesterday. I've seen a couple of his youtubes, but this was much better. Kid is smart, worked hard, got lucky, and kicked ass. It's an underdog story and I can relate to the guy. That said, he does have Oxford and LSE degrees.

Not surprised that to win his trading game his strategy was to "bully the price".

 

[Ivano]

oh i posted also today this video in "books you are currently reading", I would like to know if someone bought his book " the game of trade", and is catchy enough to be read

by the way he has a youtube channel with video like this

 

[schizo]

In 10 years (or even sooner), most of these bankers will end up like the pit traders thanks largely to AI.

 

[newwurldmn]

In 10 years (or even sooner), most of these bankers will end up like the pit traders thanks largely to AI.

Nah.

a good banker is worth their weight in gold. There will always be a pipeline of bankers to find those good bankers.

the pit analogy doesn’t work because pits survived on a built in inefficiency

 

[schizo]

a good banker is worth their weight in gold. There will always be a pipeline of bankers to find those good bankers.

Maybe in M&A and IPOs, but not the type you see in the video.

 

[Sekiyo]

The guy was just front running his clients.

 

[2rosy]

Maybe in M&A and IPOs, but not the type you see in the video.

Agreed. All the "trading" against clients can and probably already had been done. I spoke to a few big banks and they said we want to reduce headcount. This was 5+ years ago