Re: Um bridgista incorrigível

LIVERMORE LOVED TO PLAY CARDS, ESPECIALLY BRIDGE.
He played a high-stakes game of bridge every Monday night at his home in Great Neck. He would invite his neighbors,Walter Chrysler and Alfred Sloan, and usually his good friend Harry Aronhson, a silk merchant who lived in New York. Aronhson was
extremely rich, and he loved to watch Livermore and his raids.
Once in a great while he would participate in a raid, as well. He would go to Livermore’s offices and sit in silence, just watching
the great trader at work. - Este texto foi tirado do livro JESSE LIVERMORE: WORLD’S GREATEST STOCK TRADER
He played a high-stakes game of bridge every Monday night at his home in Great Neck. He would invite his neighbors,Walter Chrysler and Alfred Sloan, and usually his good friend Harry Aronhson, a silk merchant who lived in New York. Aronhson was
extremely rich, and he loved to watch Livermore and his raids.
Once in a great while he would participate in a raid, as well. He would go to Livermore’s offices and sit in silence, just watching
the great trader at work. - Este texto foi tirado do livro JESSE LIVERMORE: WORLD’S GREATEST STOCK TRADER