What does a Lehman Brothers' broker do with his days now? Untucked Films found out. Directed by Charles Divak and Jonathan Emmerling. Music by Darien Shulman.
There is a slight difference between a trader and an investor. Traders invest for short term profits and tend to trade securities frequently. They also pull riskier moves and leverage positions. Investors meanwhile invest for the long term. They build diverse portfolios that will build wealth over time to provide a future source of income. Either can be rich, but investors have far less risk. And yes, Warren Buffet is an investor, not a trader. He seeks value in stocks instead of riding trends.
Oh, this is hilarious. It reminds me of what Frank Partnoy said in his book that the only people who go into finance are those who are not good at anything else. So true, because this guy can calculate the convexity of a bond but can't think of vacuuming a rug before using the lint roller. If this were real, it would be even more hilarious and would explain why we're in this crisis although I would not be surprised if some brokers actually live like this now after a layoff.
I should also let you know that a stock trader, and investor is the same thing. When you buy a stock, that is an investment, regardless of significance. You don't need to buy an entire company to be considered and investor.
Although the essentially mean the same thing, I'm sure Warren Buffett would much rather prefer to be called an "investor" than a "trader".
Just like a profesor at a prestigious college would probably not like to be called a "teacher".
I think you missed the implied distinction between investors and traders that I was trying to make. In Benjamin Graham's book, The Intelligent Investor, the first chapter is dedicated to making a distinction between investing and speculating. When you call someone a "trader" the word itself infers that it is not uncommon for the person to frequently exchange assets, which doing so in the stock market would be highly speculative, opposed to the more tried-and-true means of investing.
No you fool. A person who buys a stock is a trader, while a person who buys a company is an investor.
Traders can be rich, look at lex van dam.. most traders are rich.. investors may not be rich, depends on the size of the company.
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Those were the days my friend!
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OMG FREZHOMAT. you are sick
is that a hermes tie?
haha
"if i don't get a job soon i guess i'll end up getting a job at Starbucks and scrape by on 100 grand "
that one made me laugh so hard
LOL.......American Express as a "NY METRO CARD" that is funny.
I lol'd
a nice one !
There is a slight difference between a trader and an investor. Traders invest for short term profits and tend to trade securities frequently. They also pull riskier moves and leverage positions. Investors meanwhile invest for the long term. They build diverse portfolios that will build wealth over time to provide a future source of income. Either can be rich, but investors have far less risk. And yes, Warren Buffet is an investor, not a trader. He seeks value in stocks instead of riding trends.
Oh, this is hilarious. It reminds me of what Frank Partnoy said in his book that the only people who go into finance are those who are not good at anything else. So true, because this guy can calculate the convexity of a bond but can't think of vacuuming a rug before using the lint roller. If this were real, it would be even more hilarious and would explain why we're in this crisis although I would not be surprised if some brokers actually live like this now after a layoff.
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What's his name exactly? Is it Michael Mikey?
traders are rich you idiot.
I Was Actually Taking Him Seriously At The beginning of the video
....you guys know this is a joke video right?
I should also let you know that a stock trader, and investor is the same thing. When you buy a stock, that is an investment, regardless of significance. You don't need to buy an entire company to be considered and investor.
Although the essentially mean the same thing, I'm sure Warren Buffett would much rather prefer to be called an "investor" than a "trader".
Just like a profesor at a prestigious college would probably not like to be called a "teacher".
I think you missed the implied distinction between investors and traders that I was trying to make. In Benjamin Graham's book, The Intelligent Investor, the first chapter is dedicated to making a distinction between investing and speculating. When you call someone a "trader" the word itself infers that it is not uncommon for the person to frequently exchange assets, which doing so in the stock market would be highly speculative, opposed to the more tried-and-true means of investing.
No you fool. A person who buys a stock is a trader, while a person who buys a company is an investor.
Traders can be rich, look at lex van dam.. most traders are rich.. investors may not be rich, depends on the size of the company.
Traders aren't rich, INVESTORS are rich, there is a huge difference.
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There is obviously a lot to know about this. I think you made some good points in Features also.
It sounds like you're creating problems yourself by trying to solve this issue instead of looking at why
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