Top Ten Types of Stockbrokers #5
Norb Vonnegut | December 1, 2009
NuSKINNERS are stockbrokers who resemble multi-level marketers. They work at “wire houses,” the big firms with thousands of investment reps.
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"My job is the occupation formerly known as 'stockbroker.' But it has been years since anyone called me that. Stockbroker sounds oily. Glengarry Glen Ross. The word makes clients twitch..."
- from TOP PRODUCER,
a Wall Street thriller
Top Ten Types of Stockbrokers #6
Norb Vonnegut | November 29, 2009
SQUIDS are the stockbrokers who wrap themselves around senior management at their firms. They don’t cold call. They prospect inside their own walls and play brokerage-house politics.
Top Ten Types of Stockbrokers #7
Norb Vonnegut | November 27, 2009
PULPIT POUNDERS are stockbrokers who campaign to save you from the villains of Wall Street—even if it means dumping on their own firms.
