Sporting Events FAQ, Liveblog, and BANGERS
10-14-2010
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They have conquered their professions, made millions, and will go down in the history books.
What's left? Seeing how you stack up with the very elite this world has to offer.
Where can you find a group of these world elites? The best of the best? MIT? Harvard? Government think tanks?
TZ bitches!
What's left? Seeing how you stack up with the very elite this world has to offer.
Where can you find a group of these world elites? The best of the best? MIT? Harvard? Government think tanks?
TZ bitches!
10-14-2010
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10-14-2010
, 04:50 PM
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Nov. 20 (Bloomberg) -- Brandon Adams, who teaches behavioral finance at Harvard University’s Department of Economics, says some of the best candidates for Wall Street trading jobs are the professional card players at FullTiltPoker.com and similar Web sites.
“They’ve essentially been the survivors in the system, a very difficult system where 95 percent of people lose money,” the 30-year-old Adams, who plays at the site, said in a telephone interview. “Anyone smart enough and disciplined enough to survive that system is probably going to do very well in the trading world.”
An increasing number of hedge funds and brokerages are scrutinizing professional poker to find talent and analytical tools, according to financial recruiters including Options Group, a New York-based executive-search company. Susquehanna International Group LLP, the Bala Cynwyd, Pennsylvania-based options and equity trading company, uses poker to teach strategic thinking.
“They’ve essentially been the survivors in the system, a very difficult system where 95 percent of people lose money,” the 30-year-old Adams, who plays at the site, said in a telephone interview. “Anyone smart enough and disciplined enough to survive that system is probably going to do very well in the trading world.”
An increasing number of hedge funds and brokerages are scrutinizing professional poker to find talent and analytical tools, according to financial recruiters including Options Group, a New York-based executive-search company. Susquehanna International Group LLP, the Bala Cynwyd, Pennsylvania-based options and equity trading company, uses poker to teach strategic thinking.
10-14-2010
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