Free to Trade
“'I used to live in the city until it got too dangerous. Now I live in the 'burbs. Montclair, New Jersey. Life is much safer now. Mind you, it takes a whole lot longer to get to work these days.'The conversation drifted on to commuting times and then back again to how talented Waigel was. When lunch had finally finished, I went back down with Lloyd to the trading floor. I strolled over to Tommy's desk.'Have a nice lunch?' Tommy grinned.I made a face.'You could hardly pick a nicer bunch of guys,'... said Tommy. 'Lloyd Harbin, Cash Callaghan, and the odious Dick Waigel.''I must admit I found him very unpleasant,' I said.'One of Bloomfield Weiss's finest,' said Tommy.I smiled. I gestured to Tommy's phone. 'Do you mind if I watch you at work?' I asked.'Sure.' He picked up the phone and motioned for me to take a second earpiece.I heard him through a number of phone calls. He was good with his clients. He sounded friendly and helpful with all of them, but he changed his manner subtly with each one, hearty with one, nerdish with another.MoreLess
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