Wall Street Traders Can't Afford to Sleep During Global Turmoil
- `I'm getting too old for this,' says Gamco's Howard Ward
- S&P 500 rallies after Shanghai circuit breaker is suspended
Is China Really to Blame for the U.S. Market Selloff?
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With China’s stock market in disarray, American investors are finding out just how long their day can last -- before they even get to work.
“This morning when I rolled over in my bed at 4 a.m. to check the markets and saw what happened in China and in U.S. futures I thought, ‘Oh, here we go,’” said Howard Ward, a Wall Street veteran of four decades who oversees $42.7 billion as the chief investment officer of growth equities at Gamco Investors Inc. “I’m getting too old for this.”