Guys to Avoid on Wall Street
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Guys to Avoid on Wall Street
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#2Page doesn't load properly for me. Any alternative links?
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#3Page doesn't load properly for me. Any alternative links?
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#4My favorite part about this page is how all the ads and popups work correctly, but the article is cut off and unreadable. Welcome to the web.
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#6Does anyone find it odd that on the numerous places this article has been posted on the internet, it says it is written by Ash Bennington, but the author references "asking Ash Bennington to look back on his years on Wall Street", then lists Ash Bennington's accolades, along with an unsourced quote from one John Carney? I am not trying to be snarky as the guidelines entail, but there are a lot of things here that seem unusual, the author seems to think a lot of himself
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#7The only guy this article has made we want to avoid is Ash Bennington.
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#8Page doesn't load properly for me. Any alternative links?
Alternative: links.
links -dump https://www.cnbc.com/amp/id/41759013 > 1.txt
firefox ./1.txt
Sometimes I think the number of sites that "won't work" for people using graphical browsers running arbitrary Javascript is greater than the number of sites that "won't work" for people using links. As a long-time links user, I would be willing to bet this is accurate. The term "won't work" as used here means unable to read the text content.Re: Guys to Avoid on Wall Street
#9The only guy this article has made we want to avoid is Ash Bennington.
According to #22, he is an "overpaid clown".
Re: Guys to Avoid on Wall Street
#10The only guy this article has made we want to avoid is Ash Bennington.
I feel exactly the same, haha, especially as it seems he is quoting himself