Liar's Poker By Michael Lewis

Liar's Poker is Michael Lewis's explosive debut that exposes the high-stakes world of bond trading in the 1980s. Through sharp wit and insider perspective, Lewis chronicles his own journey from Princeton graduate to Salomon Brothers trader, revealing the greed, ambition, and chaos that defined Wall Street's most turbulent era. A gripping narrative that reads like a thriller, this book combines memoir with financial history, offering readers an unflinching look at how fortunes were made and lost in the trading pits. Perfect for anyone interested in finance, business history, or compelling true stories of excess and ambition. Used copy in good condition. A timeless classic that remains essential reading for understanding modern finance and the culture that shaped today's markets.

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