

#097 Peter Borish: My Concern Is More Than A Recession
8 snips Aug 22, 2023
Peter Borish, legendary trader and president of the Computer Trading Corporation, shares his macro outlook and lessons from the 1987 crash. He discusses the differences between the current economic situation and the 1970s, the importance of risk management in trading, and the impact of working from home on mentorship and connections. He also reflects on the Brady Commission, his admiration for Paul Tudor Jones, and the importance of emotional resilience in the trading business.
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Introduction
00:00 • 3min
Comparing Current Economic Situation to the 1970s
02:37 • 19min
The Importance of Risk Management in Trading
21:26 • 8min
The 1987 Crash: Black Monday
29:43 • 9min
The Importance of Cities and the Future of New York City
38:19 • 2min
The Impact of Working from Home on Mentorship and Connections
40:46 • 2min
Reflections on the 1987 Brady Commission Experience
42:27 • 2min
Admiration for Paul Tudor Jones and the Importance of Emotional Resilience
44:51 • 7min