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It's especially great for the traders that see the axe before it falls, and are looking for somewhere to land.

这尤其适合于那些发现自己即将被裁掉并且希望找到新工作的交易员。

"You're generally out 1,2,3 times a week with clients," Grealish explained. "You don't have a lot of time for yourself and when you do have that time you're relaxing."

Grealish解释说：“通常一周内你会跟客户出去1-3次，你自己没有很多时间，并且你有时间时你也想放松一下。”

It's important to add that technology also plays a role here too. All trading is going electronic. It happened first in the stock market, and now it's happening in the bond market — the last holdouts still talking on their squawk boxes.

有必要补充一下，技术同样起着重要的作用。所有的交易都是通过电子的形式进行的。他最早应用在股票市场，现在也应用在了证券市场-一些坚持者仍然通过对讲机进行交流。

"I've had people cry to me, and it's difficult to hear and I went through in myself," said Michael Freeburg, a former floor trader who started his own wealth management firm, Greenwich Wealth Management LLC, 13 years ago. "I'm glad I did it before the financial crisis.... Right now I wouldn't want to be doing it in my 50s.