Millionaire Trader Finds No Fulfillment in Inequality-Fueled Success

Gary Stevenson went from working-class roots to becoming a millionaire Citibank trader in his early 20s, but grew disillusioned with the financial world

His winning trades effectively bet that inequality would worsen as the rich got richer and poor struggled more

He admits his success went to his head and he retains some arrogance, but calls some posh colleagues "boring" and disconnected

Stevenson seems to have had a emotionally cold upbringing and was left craving support; he was later diagnosed with depression

Now an economics commentator, he remains pessimistic that deepening inequality leads to economic disaster as the poor are cast off