Quote from Chuck Krug:
i wonder what kind of fees the private equity guy charges to his investors, it seems he has a very large overhead.
Quote from Pekelo:
In my previous post I criticized the show, but just to show that it wasn't completely without value, here is what I learnt from Episode 2:
1. A $28 Idiot's guide to daytrading beats a 4 years, $80K business school.
2. When you are a business manager it helps if you watch The Amazing race, just in case you have to catch a helicopter in 40 minutes.
3. It is faster to cut shoelaces then untying them. (this was my favorite educational info)
4. Apparently coldcalling people is still a profitable business.
5. Traders in the cottonpit are just one big happy family and they think of each other as brothers and sisters.

Quote from Longhorns:
I was thinking the same thing.
He rented a Ferarri to drive to a business meeting in the first episode. In the second episode, he had a stretch limo just for himself and then he jumped on a helicopter to take him to JFK from Manhattan because he was running a few minutes behind schedule.
Seems like a tremendous waste of money (in my opinion).
Quote from Longhorns:
I was thinking the same thing.
He rented a Ferarri to drive to a business meeting in the first episode. In the second episode, he had a stretch limo just for himself and then he jumped on a helicopter to take him to JFK from Manhattan because he was running a few minutes behind schedule.
Seems like a tremendous waste of money (in my opinion).
http://cosmos.bcst.yahoo.com/ver/251.7/popup/index.php?cl=6229154Quote from Triple X:
I would have liked to have seen more of the English/Pakistani girl from season 1.