Great 'toon!
It does seem to bolster the argument for trading in a well-run office with successful traders and solid managers, or,
if home-office trading, having an active Paltalk-type link to other successful head-office or at-home-office traders.
Great 'toon!
Don, awesome dog!!Quote from Don Bright:
A bit bored today, I dug up this page of "old and new(er)". And remember all those firms with all the "fancy" stuff....funny, I don't see them around any more, LOL.
Picture number 8 is my favorite.
Don
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http://www.stocktrading.com/officepics2.htm
Trader does look well-trained & disciplined for a newbie.
Quote from Don Bright:
Good point, that's why we keep the CME squawk box going all day...less "chatter" from the traders (except for the positive and helpful comments).
Don
Quote from johnself11:
with some exceptions, most dealing rooms at banks and ibanks are the same, only with more people.... it's really disapoointing to see how rundown and dirty a trading floor of a very rich bank can be.... i don't know if any of you worked at Deutsche when they were in midtown but it was atrocious
Quote from MYDemaray:
One very big exception to this is UBS's floor in Stamford. If you've been on it, you know what I'm talking about.
Quote from zippie26:
I am sorry, but if you are writing little notes to remind yourself of your rules, you're in the wrong racket.