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Tuchman: Avoided buying individual stocks until recently to prevent trading conflicts

Peter Tuchman · Weekly Recap: Apple Debuts iPhone 17, Einstein of Wall Street, YC Demo Day, Declining AI Adoption · Sep 13, 2025 · at 39:30

Veteran NYSE floor trader Peter Tuchman, known as the 'Einstein of Wall Street,' discusses personal investing rules and regulatory restrictions on floor brokers.

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“I did not ever buy a share of stock until recently. I went through most of my career because I'm a registered trader, a broker on the floor. And I'm not allowed to be in a stock for a customer and for myself in a 30 day period.”

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