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The Return of the ‘Rip-Off Factor’ on Wall Street

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The trader culture of Wall Street and firms like Goldman Sachs that worshipped values that were the opposite of what were handed down by our forefathers for generations.

02/11/2009

Trader Monthly shows these values in its content which glorified a culture of extravagant spending, and a sense of entitlement based on a pugnaciopus culture that felt that it delivered. Except that it was misallocating capital on a massive scale disrupting the delicate workings of the capitalist economy.

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