At 70, Too Young To Retire From the Street
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At age 70, Malcolm Lowenthal, who has been a stockbroker for the past 43 years, recalled the other day an earlier job where the head of his brokerage firm recommended a stock that subsequently got killed. Nervous and worried, he asked his boss, “What am I going to tell my clients?” His boss’s response: “Get new clients!”
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