This is the Number 1 Rule of Wall Street 🤯 #shorts

Get ready to uncover the number 1 rule of Wall Street as depicted in the blockbuster movie, "The Wolf of Wall Street." In this engaging YouTube Short, we delve into the captivating world of high finance and share the key lesson from this cinematic masterpiece.

Join us as we explore the thrilling journey of Jordan Belfort, played by Leonardo DiCaprio, and learn the invaluable principle that drives success on Wall Street. From his rise to power to the pitfalls he encounters, we extract the essence of this rule that shaped his career.

Discover how "The Wolf of Wall Street" emphasizes the importance of salesmanship, persuasion, and relentless pursuit of your goals. We'll unravel the art of effective communication, building relationships, and the power of charisma to close deals and make a mark in the financial industry.

This YouTube Short is a must-watch for aspiring investors, entrepreneurs, and anyone intrigued by the high-stakes world of finance. Join us as we distill the wisdom from "The Wolf of Wall Street" and unlock the secret to thriving on Wall Street.

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[UncleFiggy]

I swear, so many people miss the message of this movie.

[odurqdo]

That's the point. Wall street don't build anything

[revenant]

"I'd like to pull out my money"
"Sir would you like to re-inve-"
"No."
Thats what I picked up from this

[LisaMario-yivw]

*Amazing. “How to build wealth, do this..”*

[mohitsinha]

The scene where Leonardo DiCaprio became the supporting actor instead of the main character.

[noahkuebler]

#1 rule: "Keep them at the table until they lose what they won. When they're out of money, then they can leave."
Casino shit man

[armyaj]

Everyone played their role in this movie so well

[vinay]

If all the sigma boys would really understand the themes behind American Psycho, Fight club and Wolf of wall street, we'd have a generation of responsible men.

[CharlesJScherer]

Bet Scorsese is kicking himself he didn't edit the scene like this and put generic TikTok music on it

[galactose_fructosemonosacc]

Just like a casino, once you get money get the fuck out and never return.

[tysonthornton]

Why did they skip the part where he follows “they will do it every time” with “because they’re f*clking addicted”

[OhSoddit]

I'd swear they train LAWYERS the same way. Win, Lose, doesn't matter - they're taking home COMISSION.

[malikpittman]

Matthew mcconaghey delivers this perfectly

[povertyvoyager]

Also notice how they are trimming parts of the monologue, it’s insane what social media does these days.

[legioabchao]

I worked for six years in the international stock market.
He's right.

[jackhimler]

"Be the house, not the gambler." - Jesse Pinkman

[sri]

This is the scene where leo became a supporting actor😅

[CH-lgst]

I’ve been working with Consultants long enough to know they do next to nothing compared to what they are payed

[slimjongun]

The politicians know what stock will go up

[aleynamutlu]

I like the innocent child lightened up with curiosity face of Leo’s in the scene.