Quick question for those of you who have read Bernard Baruch by James Grant or Reminiscences of A Stock Operator. Who do you think is most like these traders today? Off the top of my head, Stevie Cohen seems like the best candidate for a modern-day Livermore considering his "reading the tape" style and status as a trader's trader. However SAC itself is fairly institutionalized, in contrast with Livermore's career as a private speculator. Anyhow, just wanted to see what some people on this board thought.
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Do you really think that is how SAC is making its money now? lol c'mon man... it has been a lot different everywhere for some time now.
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Of course I don't mean literally the same way. I mean in spirit. As in Seth Klarman is probably the modern-day Benjamin Graham. C'mon man.
You're a retard. In spirit.
Thanks awp.
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