Wall Street

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- (man) Easy! - (woman) Excuse me!

Good morning. Jackson Steinem.

- How you doing, Buddy? - Great, Carolyn.

Doing any better would be a sin.

Morning.

Morning, Dan. What's looking good today?

lf l knew, l wouldn't be in this business. Get out while you're young.

l came here one day, l sat down, and look at me now.

Look at you now.

Morning, Brian.

- Chuckie! How's the woman slayer? - Looking for an 18-year-old wife.

- How you doing, pal? - Well, if l had your looks, better.

Takes years of genetics, a Yale education and the right tailor.

Not that you learned anything, Chunk.

Marv, l got a feeling that we are gonna make a killing today.

Yeah? Where's your machine gun?

You can't make a buck in this market.

The country's going to hell faster than when Roosevelt was in charge!

Too much cheap money sloshing around the world.

Worst mistake we ever made was letting Nixon get off the gold standard.

Putney Drug - you boys might wanna look at it.

- No. They'll take five years to come around. - But they got a good new drug.

Stick to the fundamentals. That's how lBM and Hilton were built.

Good things sometimes take time.

Look sharp, especially you rookies. Nikkei lndex closed up 90 points last night.

We expect heavy Japanese buying on the opening.

The firm has 200,000 steel for sale. A million Big Blue. 350,000 pork and beans.

Get on the horn with your institutions. These utilities are our top priority today.

- OK. Let's go to work. - And they're off and running!

We cleared up to 60,000 XGC at 48 1/2. Yes, that's right. Right.

- The marketjust doubled. - Brenner!

Research has put thrifts on the recommended.

What? Dump it for chrissake!

30,000. Three-eight top. l go along at 23. You got it.

Now you own it! Conwest Air? Let me check it.

Circle 29,000 Niagaras for Templeton.

Mr Harrison, are you aware that we are in the biggest bull market of our generation?

No, sir, it's not what you think. lf you take five minutes of your time...

Dreyfus is looking for 50,000 Conair!

September 50s? How about Decembers?

Mr Zaros? Bud Fox, Jackson Steinem.

Yes, sir, l am aware of that.

But if l could have five minutes to explain the opportunities emerging...

..in the international debt market.

No, no...

Bud Fox, Jackson Steinem.

Yes, l am aware of this. But if l could just explain the opportunities emerging...

- ..in the international debt market... - (line disconnects)

l'm sure that...

Yesterday concerns my future. l need the info now, before the close.

No, in ten minutes it's history. At four l'm a dinosaur!

Howard, l thought you were a gentleman. Sure it's gone down. You got the tip. l didn't.

- Why would l tell you to sell it? - Give it back!

To who? l can't give it back - you own it!

No, he's not here.

- (whispers) That's what you told us to say. - Gimme that phone.

- Hello? - Hello.

- Who am l talking to? - The sales manager. What's the problem?

What? Will you gimme a break? How was l supposed to know you were in surgery?

What am l - Marvin the Mindreader?!

Uh, no, sir. l'll discuss that with the account executive, and l'll get back to you.

No, no, sir. You're welcome.

l'm closing the account. lf he doesn't pay tomorrow, you pay.

Mr Lynch, l swear to you, he's lying.

We give you a rich man's account,...

..and you tell me he's gonna DK you for a lousy quarter point?

You're being unfair, sir. You know he's got a history for bullshit.

Somebody's got to pay.

Ain't gonna be me.

Buddy, Buddy. A little trouble, huh, today, Buddy?

Howard the jerk reneged on me. l gotta cover his losses to the tune of seven grand.

Yeah! l'm holding!

l'm tapped out. American Express got a hit man looking for me.

lt coulda been worse, right? Coulda been my money.

Here, here, rookie, let me help you out. l got... a C-note.

- Thanks, Marv. l'll make it up to you. - Yes, l am still here!

You know what my dream is? To one day be on the other end of that phone.

Oh, you got it, baby. Where the real cheesecake is.

Hey, Bud, you forgetting something?

The Gekko phone call?

When are you gonna realise it's the big game hunters who bag elephants, not guys like us.

- Gordon Gekko, please. - Gekko's beautiful.

30 seconds after the Challenger blew up, he's selling NASA stock short.

Yeah, but... 47 million he made on the Melcore deal.

23 on the lmperial deal before he was 40.

The guy makes 20 times what Dave Winfield makes in a year, and he talks to everybody.

And he had an ethical bypass at birth.

- Hello, Natalie. Guess who? - Mr Fox.

Right. Every day l say to myself that today could be the day. So will you marry me?

- l'll think about it. - Then can you get me through to Mr Gekko?

- He's very busy. - Of course he is. Five minutes is all l ask.

Mr Fox, l'm sure you're a good broker, but our traders deal with the brokers.

Mr Gekko deals with investment bankers.

- Tell him l called. There are big changes... - Yes, l'll give him your message.

Leo, l understand, but you have to realise there'll be major subordinated debt involved.

- Buddy, how ya doing? - Great, Charlie. Any better would be a sin.

Jesus Christ! Listen, l hear all you guys on Wall Street are millionaires.

- When you gonna make us all rich? - You need an account to win the lottery.

- Give me 50 grand. l'll get you a condo. - Sure! We'll own the airline by then!

Why don't he make himself rich, so he can pay off his school loans?

Nice to see you're in such a good mood, Dad. Did Mom give you fish for dinner?

You smoke too much. How often you gotta go to the hospital to realise?

Leave me alone. lt's the only thing that makes me feel good. There, Frank. All set.

Spaghetti! Your mother still makes lousy spaghetti.

- lt's pasta now. Spaghetti's out of date. - So am l. You want a beer?

Billie! Bring a Molson Lite for the kid!

- Looking good, huh? - He looks terrific.

Carl, we'll be at the bar.

- l'll catch up with you. - All right, Charlie.

So...

You look like you've grown another inch, but you don't look so hot, Buddy.

- You're gonna get bags under your eyes. - Yeah, l had a tough day.

- Some jerk DK'd me. l gotta cover his loss. - Speak English.

Didn't Know who l was when the options he bought took a bath.

- Bastard reneged on me! - l told you not to get into that racket.

You coulda been a doctor or a lawyer.

lf you'd stayed at Bluestar, you coulda been a supervisor now, instead of being a salesman.

Dad, how many times l gotta tell you l am not a salesman? l'm an account executive.

Soon l'm moving into investment banking.

You ask strangers for money - you're a salesman.

Dad, it takes time. You gotta build a client list.

l can make more money in one year as a broker than in five at this airline.

Thank you, Billie.

l don't get it, kid. You borrow money to go to NYU. First year out, you make 35 grand.

You made 50 grand last year, and can't pay off your loans. Where does it go?!

Dad, 50K does not get you to first base in the Big Apple.

l got 40% in taxes, 15 grand for rent.

l got school loans, car loans, food - that's three bills a month. l need suits...

Come back home and live rent-free instead of that roach-infected place.

$50,000! Jesus Christ! The whole world's off its rocker!

l made $47,000 last year. That's before taxes.

That's Queens, Dad! A 5% mortgage and you rent the top room.

l gotta live in Manhattan to be a player. There is no nobility in poverty any more, Dad.

One day you'll be proud of me. You'll see.

lt's yourself you gotta be proud of, Huckleberry.

How much you need?

Can you spare 300? l'll pay you back next month, l promise.

- l don't know if l got that much on me. - Not in here. Please.

lt adds up. 300 here, 200 there. Your brother...

l always say money's something you need in case you don't die tomorrow. Right, Carl?

How you doing?

- How's work treating you? - Damn mandatory drug test.

They're driving us crazy. l got flagged for my blood pressure pills. Can you believe that?

The good news is we had a meeting with the controller about some union business.

Remember the accident last year and the investigation?

The FAA is gonna rule it was a manufacturing error in the door-latch mechanism. l knew it.

l kept telling 'em it wasn't maintenance. lt's the greedy manufacturers in Cincinnati.

- That's great. - This gets us out from under suspension.

We can go for those new routes to Pittsburgh and Boston. We'll compete with the big guys.

To Bluestar. As your broker, all l can advise is you hold on to that stock.

What stock? Are you kiddin'?

- Are you sure about this thing? - What?

- The FAA announcement. - Sure l'm sure.

Look at me. You got that mischievous look in your eye, Buddy.

You used to smile like that when you were a kid sleeping.

lt's true. Just like that.

Morning, Gordon.

Delivery for Mr Gekko. lt's a personal item. He needs you to sign for it.

Send him in.

Hello, Natalie. Recognise the voice? Here's a hint - you're thinking about marrying me.

- Why are you here? - You're lovelier than l pictured.

- Got a birthday present for Mr Gekko. - You can't come barging in here.

- What makes you think it's his birthday? - Well, it's in the bible, see?

You better go buy him a gift.

Please, Natalie, let me give this to him. Cuban cigars. His favourite and tough to get.

Please, Natalie?

Stay here. l'll see what l can do.

Wait outside.

Yeah, l'll see you shortly, l hope.

Five minutes.

Well, life all comes down to a few moments.

This is one of 'em.

What the hell's going on?

l'm looking at 200,000 shares move, pal. l wanna know if we're part of it.

We'd better be, or l'm gonna come and eat your lunch for you. Back in two.

Sorry, Jeff. Look, l loved it at 40. lt's an insult at 50.

Their analysts don't know preferred stock from livestock.

Wait till it heads south, then we raise the sperm count on the deal. Get back at ya.

This is the kid. Calls me 59 days in a row. Wants to be a player.

Oughta be in the dictionary under "persistence".

Listen, Jerry, l'm looking for negative control. No more than 30, 35%.

Just enough to block anybody else's merger plans, and find out if the books are cooked.

lf it looks as good as on paper, we're in the kill zone, pal.

Lunch? You kiddin'? Lunch is for wimps. OK, Billy. l'll talk at ya.

How do you do, Mr Gekko? l'm Bud Fox.

So you say. Nice to meet you. Hope you're intelligent.

- Where'd you get these? - l got a connection at the airport.

So what's on your mind, kemo sabe? Why am l listening to you?

l gotta monitor my blood pressure, so don't upset me.

No. No, sir.

ln 45 seconds, the microprocessor computes your systolic and diastolic pressure.

Got an LCD read-out, cost-effective... Less than one visit to a doctor.

l just wanna let you know l've read all about you at NYU Business. l think you're a genius.

l've always dreamed of one thing and that's to do business with a man like you.

- What firm you with? - Jackson Steinem.

They're going places. Good junk-bond department.

You the financing on that Jansen investment?

Yeah. l'm working on some other interesting stuff.

Cosmetic company, by any chance?