高盛交易员（Goldman Sachs traders）.docVIP

高盛交易员（Goldman Sachs traders） Look at how Goldman traders spend the day - a day for Goldman Sachs traders Todays Goldman Sachs warrior, a model cash trader, was awakened at 5:14 a.m. on time by WINS and CNBC-TV news broadcasts. Business news is all about asia. The Financial Times says today is a day for numbers: salaries, unemployment, and GDP are fascinating days. The warriors see his pager, see the overnight cash rate reached his satisfaction. He feels he can make a profit. Take the subway to 85 Avenue, which is next to the Wall Street, and take the elevator to the Goldman Sachs New York exchange on the 26 floor, where the 450 traders share their positions. At 6:45 in the morning, the elevator brought the warriors to a large, airy room with metal ceilings and wooden ceilings, and a thick carpet of mens clubs. A lot of warriors working in this room earn 7 figures, and their desks are crowded together more crowded than the desks in the old typing room. There was a pent up but excited buzz in the room, like a studio. On each table there are two 25 inch computer screens with a SUNSPARC control switch. One of the screens shows comprehensive reports and analyses called market forms, a combination of constantly changing color tables, graphs, lists, and moving news. The graph shows a British railway timetable, redesigned by MTV producer of quantum physics: each content and description is constantly flashing and undulating. When there is real-time updates, The color of the different areas of the screen changes with the shape in seconds, indicating updates. Another screen for warriors shows Goldmans internal applications, transaction analytics, email and Internet browsing. There is also a digital phone, with 100 lines on each table. When other traders or customers connect with warriors, the lights keep flashing. Warriors, the most important decision at any moment is to answer which line, which line can bring great profits. At 6:47 a.m., Goldman traders from London sent the d