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Comments Wall Street Braces for Weaker Outlook View Comments: Newest First \| Oldest First \| Threaded View [close this box] << < Page 3 / 3 User Rank Platinum Honestly making money is not a crime PredictableChaos 10/12/2011 10:36:46 AM NO RATINGS Login to Rate Here's more fodder for the Occupy Wall Street protesters: compensation at New York Stock Exchange member securities firms increased 18.7% in the first half of 2011 If the protesters motivation are as simple as: 1 - I've had a difficult year financially, and 2 - the securities industry is doing well (or okay or better than me), Then there is a one-word definition for what motivates the Occupy Wall Street protest - envy. Reply Post Message Messages List Start a Board User Rank Platinum It's no wonder tokyogai 10/12/2011 8:51:48 AM NO RATINGS Login to Rate Of course with the economies of the world slowing down and a major debt crisis in Europe that profits will slow down. I think it is really a foregone conclusion. I do not think Wall Street firms will continue to raise salaries and hire people in this kind of environment. Even bankers and traders do watch the bottom line. They may be slow, but they are not dead. Reply Post Message Messages List Start a Board << < Page 3 / 3 The blogs and comments posted on Investor Uprising do not reflect the views of Investor Uprising, PRNewswire, or its sponsors. Investor Uprising, PRNewswire, and its sponsors do not assume responsibility for any comments, claims, or opinions made by authors and bloggers. They are no substitute for your own research and should not be relied upon for trading or any other purpose.		Latest Blogs Ciena Poised for Telecom Spending Rebound 28 comments Telecom-equipment maker Ciena is a stock trader’s dream, as long as the timing is correct. Spamalot: Attack of the Robocallers 25 comments The FTC is offering a $50,000 cash prize to the person or group that can come up with a solution to those annoying robocalls. Akamai Supports the Cloud 34 comments Akamai is in the middle of four significant tech trends. The Ongoing Saga of Malone vs. Karmazin 13 comments John Malone of Liberty Media will be taking over Sirius XM satellite radio when the existing CEO Mel Karmazin steps down. What's it mean? Utility of a Liberal Arts Degree 16 comments Demand for students of the humanities exists, despite widespread aspersions on the discipline. More Blogs IU Education Resources to help you become a better investor See all educational resources Quick Poll POLL ARCHIVE Investor Uprising on Twitter follow us Like Us on Facebook Top 10 IU Hot Topics Macro Life Government Consumer/Retail Stocks Technology Social Media Investment Opinions Internet Legal 25 market-moving companies we're tracking



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Comments Wall Street Braces for Weaker Outlook View Comments: Newest First \| Oldest First \| Threaded View [close this box] << < Page 3 / 3 User Rank Platinum Honestly making money is not a crime PredictableChaos 10/12/2011 10:36:46 AM NO RATINGS Login to Rate Here's more fodder for the Occupy Wall Street protesters: compensation at New York Stock Exchange member securities firms increased 18.7% in the first half of 2011 If the protesters motivation are as simple as: 1 - I've had a difficult year financially, and 2 - the securities industry is doing well (or okay or better than me), Then there is a one-word definition for what motivates the Occupy Wall Street protest - envy. Reply Post Message Messages List Start a Board User Rank Platinum It's no wonder tokyogai 10/12/2011 8:51:48 AM NO RATINGS Login to Rate Of course with the economies of the world slowing down and a major debt crisis in Europe that profits will slow down. I think it is really a foregone conclusion. I do not think Wall Street firms will continue to raise salaries and hire people in this kind of environment. Even bankers and traders do watch the bottom line. They may be slow, but they are not dead. Reply Post Message Messages List Start a Board << < Page 3 / 3 The blogs and comments posted on Investor Uprising do not reflect the views of Investor Uprising, PRNewswire, or its sponsors. Investor Uprising, PRNewswire, and its sponsors do not assume responsibility for any comments, claims, or opinions made by authors and bloggers. They are no substitute for your own research and should not be relied upon for trading or any other purpose.		Latest Blogs Ciena Poised for Telecom Spending Rebound 28 comments Telecom-equipment maker Ciena is a stock trader’s dream, as long as the timing is correct. Spamalot: Attack of the Robocallers 25 comments The FTC is offering a $50,000 cash prize to the person or group that can come up with a solution to those annoying robocalls. Akamai Supports the Cloud 34 comments Akamai is in the middle of four significant tech trends. The Ongoing Saga of Malone vs. Karmazin 13 comments John Malone of Liberty Media will be taking over Sirius XM satellite radio when the existing CEO Mel Karmazin steps down. What's it mean? Utility of a Liberal Arts Degree 16 comments Demand for students of the humanities exists, despite widespread aspersions on the discipline. More Blogs IU Education Resources to help you become a better investor See all educational resources Quick Poll POLL ARCHIVE Investor Uprising on Twitter follow us Like Us on Facebook Top 10 IU Hot Topics Macro Life Government Consumer/Retail Stocks Technology Social Media Investment Opinions Internet Legal 25 market-moving companies we're tracking



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