The caricature was of a rough-and-tumble place where bulky men with loud voices—the sorts who hailed from Essex or the south side of Chicago—made bets on the prospective price of crude oil and pork bellies.
The caricature was of a rough-and-tumble place where bulky men with loud voices—the sorts who hailed from Essex or the south side of Chicago—made bets on the prospective price of crude oil and pork bellies.
期货行业被讽刺地描述为是一个混战地地方，那些来自埃塞克斯或芝加哥南侧的有着大嗓门的壮人们在这里打赌原油和猪肚子的未来价格。