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Tag Archives: finance
Flash Boys by Michael Lewis
Who would have thought going digital would have allowed stock market traders more opportunities to scam the investors? In Flash Boys, Michael Lewis manages to explain how High Frequency Traders (HFT) used the advantage of speed to basically conduct a form of … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Non-Fiction
Tagged book review, digital speed, finance, Flash Boys, High Frequency Trading, Michael Lewis, regulations, SEC, wall street
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A Random Walk Down Wall Street by Burton G. Malkiel
A classic work explaining everything you ever wanted to know about investing, A Random Walk Down Wall Street has been touted in so many investing books I’ve read, I thought I definitely should take the time to read it. There … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Fiction
Tagged A Random Walk Down Wall Street, book review, Burton G. Malkiel, finance, Investing, strategy
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The House Of Morgan by Ron Chernow
For those of you who aren’t familiar with my background, I possess college degrees in both Political Science and Finance. I am fascinated with the subjects of History and Economics. So, when I started reading House of Morgan, I quickly … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Economics, History, Non-Fiction, Politics
Tagged banking, book review, dynasty, empire, finance, History, J.P. Morgan, modern finance, Ron Chernow, securities, The House of Morgan
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