MichaelLewis-LiarsPoker

╔═──────────────────────────────═══════════════──────────────────────────────═╗ ║ DrinkyCrow ║ ╚═──────────────────────────────═══════════════──────────────────────────────═╝ As described by Lewis, liar's poker is a game played in idle moments by workers on Wall Street, the objective of which is to reward trickery and deceit. With this as a metaphor, Lewis describes his four years with the Wall Street firm Salomon Brothers, from his bizarre hiring through the training program to his years as a successful bond trader. Lewis illustrates how economic decisions made at the national level changed securities markets and made bonds the most lucrative game on the Street. His description of the firm's personalities and of the events from 1984 through the crash of October 1987 are vivid and memorable. Readers of Tom Wolfe's The Bonfire of the Vanities ( LJ 11/15/87) are likely to enjoy this personal memoir. BOMC and Fortune Book Club selection. - Joseph Barth, U.S. Military Acad . Lib., West Point, N.Y.

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bav43 (2009-07-26)

This book is not a official copy of the actual book. It appears that a non English speaking individual actually typed the entire thing out in PDF format. about 95% perfect, but occasionally sentences/ contractions do not make sense and sentence structure is a bit off. Overall great book, hard to find, and thanks so much for uploading it!!!

mal808 (2011-09-22)

Christ almighty this book is typeset in Comic Sans. Don't even think about trying to read it, there is a version in a more sensible font on http://library.nu