The Sex of Trading

[Falstaff]

And finally read, interview N3: Q&A with Fibonacci Queen, Carolyn Boroden, Technical Analyst

I also would like to know why she has nothing to say about question #5:

Q&A with Fibonacci Queen, Carolyn Boroden, Technical Analyst

5. There have been many legal cases of bad behaviour in banks, with women ostracised or objectified and humiliated out of jobs for no other reason than their sex. Zooming out of trading and looking more widely at the whole finance industry, what do you think could be done that goes beyond something like women mentoring programmes in banks and could more radically shift the gender balance in financial careers?

Don’t really have an answer for the above.

Another great interview, thank you @PipMeHappy

I’m sure there are not many who share your puzzlement

[MaydayJane]

Aaand you guys went in a strange direction for me.

[UpFromZero]

Yes, @UpFromZero it is something that often happens in the industry, meaning that it is more likely to be the people who leave or take their employer to court who will speak out. Part of it is the threat to one’s reputation but also those dreaded non-disclosure agreements…

Totally agreed.

Worry not, I am about to complete/release another interview… More possible names in my list, but getting someone to agree to an interview is not as easy as that!

GREAT! Cant’t wait to see the new interview.
I am fully aware that it is a long and painful process and that a lot of work is involved.

But you seem to have an interviewing gift that makes it all worth it because of the end result of your great interviews.

Keep it up !

It would be interesting to have a new forum section, about interviews.

[UpFromZero]

Aaand you guys went in a strange direction for me.

Why is it strange?

[UpFromZero]

I’m sure there are not many who share your puzzlement

He! He!