Very interesting. In many cases, what shows on the outside is not necessarily what one's thinking on the inside. From what I've read, this guy seems to be all about his public image and cared a little too much about what others thought of him. Hence, it's obvious that he would be hesitant in sharing the real problems in his life with anyone other than himself.

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Posing as one of his clients, Oxford graduate Anjool 'Jools' Malde left a silly message on a financial website. It read: 'I am hot, I am hot.'

Investigators think this was probably a reference to his client being on a successful investment run.

Mr Malde's client, who works for Brevan Howard, a leading hedge fund management firm, did not see the funny side and made a formal complaint to the company which runs the discussion forum.

The resulting investigation suggested that Mr Malde had impersonated the client from his office computer at Deutsche Bank.

This prompted the bank's bosses to send Mr Malde home on Friday pending a full investigation.

Two days later, as he prepared to celebrate his 25th birthday, Mr Malde jumped from an eighth-floor restaurant near the Bank of England.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1198684/Did-whizkid-broker-Anjool-Malde-kill-web-prank.html