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Making Markets: Opportunism And Restraint On Wall Street-used Meredith Gould And The Ultimate Arbiter OfIn The Wake Of Milliondollar Scandals Brought About By Michael Milken, Ivan Boesky, And Their Like, Wall Street Seems Like The Province Of Rampant Individualism Operating At The Outermost Extremes Of Selfinterest And Greed. But This, Mitchel Abolafia Suggests, Would Be A Case Of Missing The Real Culture Of The Street For The Characters Who Dominate The Financial News. Making Markets, An Ethnography Of Wall Street Culture, Offers A More Complex Picture