Years later, Lawrence’s copy of "McMillan on Options" was dog-eared and spine-cracked, held together by packing tape. He wasn't just a trader anymore; he was a strategist. He realized that in the casino of the market, most people were gamblers, but McMillan had given him the blueprint to be the house.
The heavy glass doors of the exchange floor hadn't even swung shut before Lawrence felt the sweat prickling his collar. It was 1991, and the air in the pits was thick with the smell of floor wax and desperation. McMillan on options
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At first, it felt like reading a foreign language. But as he turned the pages, the fog began to lift. McMillan wasn't just talking about bets; he was talking about architecture . The heavy glass doors of the exchange floor