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    Which Brokerage Firm Is Responsible For Unleashing Shia LaBeouf On The Markets?
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    “As of this morning, that’s $297,000,” he said. "I manage my own portfolio. I check through the day, read the daily Wall Street Journal, trade personally on my cellphone..." text people throughout the day, carry my laptop on the set, have Bloomberg on speed-dial. Full Article at DealBreaker
    I manage my own portfolio. I check through the day, read the daily Wall Street Journal, trade personally on my cellphone...
    SOURCE: DealBreaker 3 weeks ago
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Which Brokerage Firm Is Responsible For Unleashing Shia LaBeouf On The Markets?
  1. As of this morning, that’s $297,000
    SOURCE: DealBreaker 3 weeks ago
  2. Shia and Josh Brolin finish their scenes, then talk market all day ... I now go to Shia to ask, ‘What’s happening in the market?’ He started on it with this film and now knows everything.
    Oliver Stone – Oliver Stone SOURCE: DealBreaker 3 weeks ago
  3. I manage my own portfolio. I check through the day, read the daily Wall Street Journal, trade personally on my cellphone, text people throughout the day, carry my laptop on the set, have Bloomberg on speed-dial. I now have lots of friends in lots of places.
    SOURCE: DealBreaker 3 weeks ago

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