The Last Trade (2012)
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
says Michel Loewen, of Smith Gable Limited, a small brokerage house on Yonge Street.
“You can’t handle this? I’d think a house like yours could take on—”
“I can,” Loewen replies. “We can . . . It’s just . . .”
“I can make some other calls. I just thought you’d want in on the deal.”
“No . . . No. I don’t see why we can’t make this work. How’s the weather in Berlin?”
“Who knows? They keep me locked in a cubicle here, twenty-four seven.”
Loewen calls up the profile of the se...curity. “NYCRE, huh?”
“I don’t even know what that stands for. I get the call, make a list of their quirky goddamn terms of execution, and, you know, try to find a market for it. It’s a living, right?”
Loewen smiles as he clicks through screens, verifying the trading account that initiated the request, out of Philadelphia.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
says Michel Loewen, of Smith Gable Limited, a small brokerage house on Yonge Street.
“You can’t handle this? I’d think a house like yours could take on—”
“I can,” Loewen replies. “We can . . . It’s just . . .”
“I can make some other calls. I just thought you’d want in on the deal.”
“No . . . No. I don’t see why we can’t make this work. How’s the weather in Berlin?”
“Who knows? They keep me locked in a cubicle here, twenty-four seven.”
Loewen calls up the profile of the se...curity. “NYCRE, huh?”
“I don’t even know what that stands for. I get the call, make a list of their quirky goddamn terms of execution, and, you know, try to find a market for it. It’s a living, right?”
Loewen smiles as he clicks through screens, verifying the trading account that initiated the request, out of Philadelphia.
What to read after The Last Trade?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Conway to read onlineMoreLess
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