Wall Street Wanderer Pillows

'You go without me. I'm feeling a little down today.'

Stock Market Adventure

'Forget about it. What's to say that Frobisher's apples are any better than the hedge fund he used to run?'

...Shares can go up as well as down.

Bar & Grille 6-7pm: 'Money can't buy happiness' hour.

'I seem to have lost my reason for buying stocks.'

What goes up...

NYSE - Since the crash of 1987, all seats are equipped with air bags.

Help! Bought IPOs with IOUs.

'And Fenwick, those pesky third quarter stats? Don't tweak 'em �' torque 'em!'

'It will be a 'staycation' this year. Instead of running with the bulls of Pamplona, we'll be running with the bulls of wall street.'

Sale - All Junk Bonds 50% Off.

"The stock market roller coaster rides of late have taught me a thing or two. Sell all your assets and stick with cash."

"I miss the pre-recession tranquility."

'The business cycle? Oh,yeah, I'd forgotten about that. Okay, I'll come back in.'

Investments: Buy local! Our 'Value' funds are all New York values.

"Of course we're not in a recession. No one has even jumped out of a window."

"I'm an occasional, not an everyday friend. I guess you could say I'm like the stock market."

"Oh, why doesn't everybody just merge with everybody else and get it over with?"

STOCK MARKET ANALYST (And other odd jobs).

The Bullish World

'So what's this investment problem of yours?'

'Stocks were high...then low...then suddenly high again on news of a new drug to treat mood swings...'

"I'm re-balancing my portfolio to 10% bonds, 90% scotch."

"He's no hat and all corgis."

"Desmond likes to live in the moment. . . and that moment happens to be 1960."

See you at the farmers market!

'Do you think we should tell anyone about this?'

'The Truth-in-advertising people want us to call ourselves the 'Sluggish Fund Group'.'

What happens when the bears are running the market.

'Better brace yourself. It looks as though your broker's now equipping your monthly statement with crumple zones.'

'Time to buy.'

Guy in gym

"I love finding my food at the Farmers Market. Makes me feel like a true pioneer."

Man leaving 'Wall St, closed-end mutual funds' building with hand full of money.