Daily Mail: But Gero, a strategist at RBC Capital Markets, is not a complete fan of the new way. 'It's very cold ... strictly numbers,' he says. Grant, the runner turned clerk who now oversees his own trading firm, says he has embraced change, too. But he mourns the loss of the kind of entry-level positions that gave kids without much education a chance to prove themselves, just as he did. 'The customer doesn't have to call anyone to execute a trade,' he says. Sullivan, the broker, puts it bleakly. 'It's kind of a slow death for people,' he says...
