
Best Stock Market Articles I’ve Ever Read
This two-part series by Bryant Urstadt is some of the best investing writing I’ve ever read. Bryant gives a run down of exactly what-the-f happened this Summer 2007. After reading these two pieces, "it all makes sense, man".
Teaser:
On Wednesday, August 8, not long after the markets closed, 200 of the smartest people on Wall Street gathered in a conference room at Four World Financial Center, the 34-story headquarters of Merrill Lynch. August is usually a slow month, but the rows of chairs were full, and highly paid financial engineers were standing by the windows at the back, which looked out over black Town Cars below and the Hudson River beyond. They didn’t look like Masters of the Universe; they looked like members of a chess club. They were "quants," and they had a lot to talk about, for their work was at the heart of one of the most worrisome summer markets in decades.
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(thanks, Ugly)
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1. Ryan | November 5th, 2007 at 6:50 pm
No need to register if you view the printer-friendly versions of the emails (small hack I guess, but it was made evident by the first link posted by Jason):
Part I: The Blow Up
Part II: The Blow Up
Oh, and prepare yourself, it’s a long read (I haven’t had time to read it all, simply let you guys read it for those who were scared away by registering for something).
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