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      How Long Would You Last On Wall Street?

      How Long Would You Last On Wall Street?
      Trivia / IQ

      By BrainFall Staff - Updated: April 2, 2024

      Listen up big shot, it’s your first day on Wall Street. Do you have the predatory instinct to run with the wolves, party hard, and rake in the big bucks? It’s sink-or-swim time, baby, so take this quiz and find out how long you could hack it!

      Wall Street

      The Wolf of Wall Street opened our eyes to the true adrenaline - and calamity - that comes from working as a stockbroker. You get the rush of selling, investing, and working with clients to get that big commission. But, it takes a certain type of person (wolves, some say) to last on Wall Street. Take this quiz and test your instincts and skills to see who long you'd last as an investment broker selling stocks on Wall Street.

      How Long Would You Last On Wall Street?

      So you think you've got the guts to swim with the sharks on Wall Street? It's the high-stakes playground where fortunes are made and lost before breakfast, and power suits are the armor of choice. Here in the concrete jungle where dreams are traded, New York City buzzes with the energy of a million trades. It's a world most of us know only through the silver screen—high-flying brokers yelling "Buy! Sell!" and celebrating with a champagne shower at the ringing of the closing bell.

      Busy city street with skyscrapers, stock ticker displays, and bustling crowds. Market data flashing on screens, traders making deals

      Let's face it, we've all fantasized about being the hotshot trader who storms through those bustling financial corridors, wielding our briefcase like a sword. But the reality? It’s a financial gauntlet that chews up and spits out the unprepared faster than you can say "stock market crash." Amidst the dizzying numbers and relentless pace, it takes more than a snazzy tie and a love for dollar bills to trample the competition.

      Now's your chance to find out if you'd flourish in this high-pressure world or if you'd prefer to keep your day job. We've designed a quiz that will measure your savvy in business smarts, risk tolerance, and resilience against the unforgiving clock of market trades. Pitting your wits against Wall Street isn't for the faint-hearted, so buckle up and let's see if you've got what it takes to be a titan of the ticker tape.

      Survival Kit: The Essentials for Wall Street Warriors

      A cluttered desk with a laptop, financial reports, coffee mug, stress ball, and a framed picture of a bustling city skyline

      Hey, fellow traders and market enthusiasts! To conquer the fierce land of stocks and bonds, you gotta arm yourself with more than a sharp suit and a Bloomberg terminal.

      Navigating New York's Concrete Jungle

      In the bustling streets of Manhattan, where the economy pulsates through every avenue, we need the right gear to navigate. A metro card is to us what a Swiss Army knife is to a hiker. Sure, profits may be soaring, but so is the price of a corner office view. You'll want espresso shots strong enough to handle those record highs and the chaotic tumble into recession. And when inflation hits, remember it's not just the coffee that's steaming—it's also the price tag.

      S&P 500 or Bust: Riding the Market Rollercoaster

      Strap in, because the S&P 500 won't wait for stragglers. Our minds must be sharp when the market zigs instead of zags. During those highs, Wall Street bonuses feel like the grand prize in a carnival game. But when interest rates shoot up faster than our stress levels, that's when we really earn our paychecks. Thanks to the Federal Reserve, 'excitement' is one thing we're never short of. And let's not even start on the pandemic era, which threw more curveballs than a major league pitcher with something to prove.

      Charting the capricious trends of Wall Street profits requires resilience, savvy, and maybe a touch of madness – our kind of triathlon! So, suit up, because on Wall Street, the only thing more unpredictable than the market is whether you'll need an umbrella or sunglasses for the power lunch.

      The Socioeconomic Pageant: Protests to Profits

      Before we waltz down Wall Street's memory lane, let's get our monocles polished. We're about to witness a parade that marched from the gutsy chants of protest to the glossy sheen of profits.

      From Occupy Wall Street to Zuccotti Park Pajama Parties

      Remember when Zuccotti Park was the hotspot for more than just a lazy Sunday picnic? That's right, we're talking about Occupy Wall Street, the granddaddy of modern resistance. Picture this—a sea of signs and a cacophony of calls for economic equality, all starting in 2011. Our heroes? Millennials! Carrying the banner for the 99%, battling income inequality, and racking up more student debt than any Monopoly banker ever dished out.

      It wasn't just a camping trip gone wild; it was a wake-up call, showing us that the securities industry doesn't get to have all the fun (and certainly not all the bonuses). Employees in the financial services industry might've peered down from their glass fortresses, nervously adjusting their ties, as the rumble of democracy echoed up. Oh, and there were pajama parties—because fighting for economic justice doesn't mean you can't be comfy.

      The Hashtag Era: Social Movements du Jour

      Fast forward to the era where the fight morphed into something as trendy as avocado toast on a Sunday brunch menu – welcome to the Hashtag Era. From #MeToo to Black Lives Matter, civil disobedience got a digital makeover. Suddenly, fighting for $15 wasn't just a rally cry; it was a tweet that could trend faster than cat memes.

      Bernie Sanders became not just a senator but a social icon, with the online popularity of a rockstar. March for Our Lives blasted through the climate crisis like a hashtag hurricane. The resistance wasn't just televised; it was viral, it was everywhere, and suddenly everyone was invited to the party. And let's be honest, it's about time the whole tax-paying populace got in on the financial services' bonus pool—am I right?

      So, let's button up our vests, folks! Who's ready to conquer Wall Street's socioeconomic pageant and see if maybe, just maybe, you're cut out for the profit parade? Because here at BrainFall, we all want to know: How long would you last on Wall Street?

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      Question 1/10

      The boss just invited you to lunch, but you already ate. Do you still go?

      • Yes, I'll do whatever the boss says
      • Sure, I could squeeze in another martini
      • No, I'm watching my weight
      • No, I don't want to be wasteful
      Question 2/10

      HOLD IT, HOLD IT! Aero-Ex is up sixteen points! You gonna unload this baby and start selling?

      • Yes! SELL, SELL, SELL!
      • Meh, stocks fluctuate, nothing to get excited about
      • Yes! With my commission I can finally buy that green Lamborghini
      • No, I want to hold on to Aero-Ex for the long-term
      Question 3/10

      Pick your most effective financial mantra:

      • "A penny saved is a penny earned"
      • "Money can't buy happiness"
      • "Always pay your bills"
      • "Greed is good!"
      Question 4/10

      Clients are visiting from out-of-town. Where do you take them to close the deal?

      • A Michelin-starred restaurant
      • An improv show
      • The hottest nightclub in town
      • A swanky hotel bar
      Question 5/10

      You are asked to buy a stock that might not perform well, and lose money for your clients. What do you do?

      • Buy it anyway; I still get a commission, right?
      • Wait until I have a better option
      • Buy it, but hint that it's not perfect
      • Buy some with my own money first and see what happens
      Question 6/10

      Uh-oh, the feds are here. You are under investigation by the SEC for insider trading. What's the first thing you do?

      • Blame it on a subordinate
      • Delete all the files on my computer labeled "Cayman Islands"
      • Spill the beans, and hope to get off easy
      • Try to pay everybody off
      Question 7/10

      The clock just hit 6. Are you going to call it a day?

      • I'm leaving; I have a life
      • Time to hit the hottest bars in the Financial District and "network"
      • I'll stay another half-hour
      • I never leave work before midnight
      Question 8/10

      Time to get a new apartment with that enormous bonus you received! Where do you move?

      • Brooklyn
      • New Jersey
      • Long Island
      • Upper East Side
      • Greenwich Village
      Question 9/10

      You were out all night partying, and you're brutally hungover. Do you call in sick, or trudge into work?

      • The party was at the office; I'm already here
      • Call in sick; can't be at less than 100% in this business
      • I'll go in, but try to get sent home by lunch
      • Suck down a Bloody Mary and make it in by 10
      Question 10/10

      Where do you see yourself in 20 years?

      • Hedge fund manager
      • Lobbyist
      • On the beach, with a margarita, retired
      • I don't care, as long as I'm spending time with my family
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