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If you have ever traded SPX
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| LEGENDS REVEALED |
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| Jesse
Lauriston Livermore |
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Boy Plunger and Great Bear
of Wallstreet. Called the greatest stock market speculator of
the 1920’s.
Worked as a board marker in Boston brokerage houses. Started
trading at 16 years of age. Barred from all of Wall Street bucket
shops because of tape reading skills. |
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| Arthur
William Cutten |
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Known as the greatest wheat speculator of all time, Arthur
Cutten began his career in commodities as a bookkeeper, making $4 a week.
Determined
to succeed, Cutten soon began climbing his way to the top and found himself, at one point in his
life, with more than $69 million to his name. |
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| Charles
Michael Schwab |
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Called the “master hustler” by his good friend
Thomas Edison, Charles Schwab began as a stake driver at Carnegie Steel.
His ambitions
were strong, as he soon found himself at the head of the company, bringing Bethlehem to
the top of the steel industry. |
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| Richard Whitney |
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Born into the Boston elite, Richard Whitney found himself surrounded
by luxury since he was an infant. Attending Harvard as a young man,Whitney soon found himself
immersed in the New York Stock Exchange as president of his own company.
Once called
the “savior” of
the stock market, his final years were clouded by theft and notoriety. |
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