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Where Are the Customers' Yachts?: Or a Good Hard Look at Wall Street Fred Schwed Jr.
Publisher: Wiley, John & Sons, Incorporated

If you're running a business with high margins -- watch out. One of these Pointing out the handsome ships at anchor off Wall Street , his guide said, "Look at those brokers' yachts." "But," asked the visitor, "where are the customers' yachts?" Where are the customers' yachts? €�The past three months have not been good for high-flying tech stocks and now we are seeing IPOs being postponed,” Wilson noted. Pay attention, MBA candidates: Apparently having an ex-employee writing in The New York Times that you treat clients like the big rubber doormat at the bottom of the stairs going into Penn Station is not so good for your stock price. Dec 30, 2013 - He uses inserts of still photos like we're looking at a catalog of Belfort's ludicrously excessive luxury items - look at all my shit! Mar 14, 2012 - Both are trying to make as much money as humanly possible, but the Wall Street firms will always have an advantage in expertise and information, and it is almost impossible to avoid benefiting from that advantage. Apr 23, 2012 - Its a hard life but someone has to pay for it. May 6, 2012 - If You Don't Have the Right Strategy, Good Tactics Won't Help You. It's hard to find success stories that match those of Instagram and their ilk. Trends in technology are extremely hard to predict, but the momentum is clearly with streaming media delivery. Jan 16, 2012 - on 1/16/12 at 2:08pm. Give them all [both sides] a copy of Fred Schwed's humorous 1940 classic about Wall Street's insatiable greed entitled: Where Are the Customers' Yachts? FORTUNE -- Jeff Bezos likes to read. €�Investment and speculation are said to be two @Dorothy Jones,agreed the Yacht,not a good look,some suggestions it may have been inadvertently left off asset list! May 5, 2014 - The Wall Street card is suddenly getting tricky: Wilson pointed to a pair of notoriously profitless, cash-burning companies – Box and Square – both of whom have now delayed their planned initial public offerings (IPOs). Nice review boss, could you do the following reviews: Where Are the Customers' Yachts: or A Good Hard Look at Wall Street Beating the Street. Nov 16, 2012 - He's a pro-customer, tightfisted risk-taker who is conditioning Wall Street to embrace his erratic earnings. Nov 10, 2005 - In his brilliant book about the New York banking industry, Where Are the Customer's Yachts? In this particular case it is the people and companies that . Or A Good Hard Look at Wall Street, the humorist and (I hope) inveterate crossworder Fred Schwed Jr.