Retirement

Today there is a fairly common story heard along the boulevard of broken Wall Street dreams. It goes something like this. In late 2007, a 65-year-old wirehouse broker happily trotted into his office crowing about his plans to retire in 2008. This advisor was planning on retiring with a substantial nest egg say, oh, about $5 million of that egg invested in his company's stock. Today? His nest egg is

byChristina Mucciolo