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I Quit, and 180 Clients Walked with Me

I Quit, and 180 Clients Walked with Me

FlickReels· 40 episodios
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Sierra gives Apex Securities four years of her life, builds relationships with 180 top institutions, and keeps billions moving through the market. Her year-end reward? A pathetic $1,500—while Megan, the clueless intern she trained, steals her credit and walks away with $500,000. That’s the moment Sierra quits. Barclay sneers that without Apex, she’s nobody. So he hands Sierra’s clients to Megan and waits for her to come crawling back. Instead, everything falls apart. A massive trading-system failure exposes Megan’s incompetence, and Sierra becomes the only person capable of saving them. But she’s done cleaning up their mess. One by one, all 180 investors pull their money from Apex. Barclay’s empire collapses, Megan is blacklisted, and Sierra returns stronger than ever—launching Obsidian Capital with $500 million behind her. They thought losing Sierra would cost nothing. They’re about to find out just how expensive she really is.

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Sierra gives Apex Securities four years of her life, builds relationships with 180 top institutions, and keeps billions moving through the market. Her year-end reward? A pathetic $1,500—while Megan, the clueless intern she trained, steals her credit and walks away with $500,000. That’s the moment…