Making your trading office more inspiring....

[kgharris]

Quote from jbtrader23:

With any photos or prints, I'd like to capture the emotional essence of Wall Street, whether fear or greed, panic or euphoria.

Give me an email address, and I will send you a .jpg of me trading.

 

[gotta_trade]

Quote from jbtrader23:

With any photos or prints, I'd like to capture the emotional essence of Wall Street, whether fear or greed, panic or euphoria.
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Quote from kgharris:



Give me an email address, and I will send you a .jpg of me trading.

That was a good one!!! LOL

 

[Baruch]

Quote from gotta_trade:

Check out... www.wallstreetantiques.com

Click on the "click here for a list of the Inventory" section.

They have some pretty cool rare stuff.

Nice link.

 

[saxon]

Keep lots of carbon paper around. I think that's what used to give brokerage offices and trading floors their distinctive "smell" (like a combination of ink and whiteout).

But there may be other explanations...



saxon

 

[Baruch]

Quote from saxon:

Keep lots of carbon paper around. I think that's what used to give brokerage offices and trading floors their distinctive "smell" (like a combination of ink and whiteout).

But there may be other explanations...



saxon

Good idea. But we also need an old stock ticker.

 

[nitro]

Does anyone know if there is a "wall clock" that shows the times in say Singapore, Honk Kong, Autralia, London, and Chicago/NY?

I don't want seperate clocks, and I know I can do it on my computer.

Thanks,

nitro

 

[iceman1]

Quote from jbtrader23:

Time to liven up a rather dull home trading office.

I'm in the process of getting the Crash of '29 original New York Times cover framed, as well as '87, '98 and April 2000. An interesting side by side comparision of crashes. I've also got a few famous magazine covers.

Famous photos and prints are next. Vintage books are another goal. Vintage ticker tape machines are pretty pricey though.

Do you guys collect any vintage Wall Street memorabilia? What other things are out there?

I have a samurai sword mounted above my monitors.
IcE

 

[buster]

Quote from iceman1:

I have a samurai sword mounted above my monitors.
IcE

ok, mr. miagi

 

[sulong]

Quote from nitro:

Does anyone know if there is a "wall clock" that shows the times in say Singapore, Honk Kong, Autralia, London, and Chicago/NY?

I don't want seperate clocks, and I know I can do it on my computer.

Thanks,

nitro

Nitro, I don't have a link, but, check marine stores. Sailors have these kind of clocks hanging on their bulkheads, with the correct time for each port they expect to visit.

I've seen them at Capt. Nautical's store.

 

[Bluedog]

Quote from nitro:

Does anyone know if there is a "wall clock" that shows the times in say Singapore, Honk Kong, Autralia, London, and Chicago/NY?

I don't want seperate clocks, and I know I can do it on my computer.

Thanks,

nitro

take a look at these;

http://www.franklinclock.com/tzclock.htm

http://www.vtx.co.uk/time/multizoneclocks.htm

http://www.wharton.co.uk/