Why we think Wall Street is a Type 3 culture

• Wall Street is a sub-culture of the US, which is a Type 3 culture as laid out here. 

• "Greed is good." This famous line from the movie "Wall Street" encapsulates the actual culture of Wall Street and is indicative of a belief in the pursuit of success without focus on the cost. It implies that when individuals are driven by self-interest, they contribute to a more efficient and productive economic system, ultimately benefiting society as a whole. 

• "The bottom line." A common phrase used on Wall Street that emphasizes the importance of profitability, results, and achieving the goal.

• "Climbing the corporate ladder." This metaphor for career advancement in the corporate world, and especially prevalent on Wall Street, exemplifies the striving for recognition, status, and compensation.

• Power suits. The traditional attire of Wall Street professionals symbolizes authority, competence, and the pursuit of success.

• "Time is money." A phrase that underscores the value of efficiency and productivity.

• Stock tickers and charts. The constant monitoring of stock prices and market trends represents the constant measuring of value and the drive for progress, competitiveness, and staying ahead.