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- Nombre de pages103
- FormatePub
- ISBN859-65--4725315-0
- EAN8596547253150
- Date de parution04/09/2022
- Protection num.Digital Watermarking
- Taille436 Ko
- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurDIGICAT
Résumé
In "Wall Street Stories, " Edwin Lefevre artfully chronicles the tumultuous, vibrant world of early 20th-century finance through a series of captivating tales that reflect the complexities of trading and investment. Written in an engaging, accessible style, Lefevre combines anecdotal narratives with sharp observations, drawing the reader into the high-stakes environment of Wall Street. The stories not only depict the financial frenzy of the era but also serve as a critical examination of human ambition, greed, and the inherent risks associated with speculation and economic aspiration.
Edwin Lefevre, a journalist and novelist, was deeply immersed in the culture of finance, having worked as a stockbroker himself. His firsthand experiences allowed him profound insights into the psyche of traders and investors, which he expertly translates into narrative form. Lefevre's work reflects the burgeoning American capitalism of his time, and his keen observations are informed by the backdrop of the 1907 financial panic, events that profoundly influenced his perspective on the stock market's volatile nature.
"Wall Street Stories" is highly recommended for both finance aficionados and literary enthusiasts. Lefevre's ability to blend storytelling with financial acumen offers readers not only a glimpse into the stock market's mystique but also timeless lessons on the consequences of ambition and risk. Dive into this classic to experience the exhilarating yet perilous dance of finance and human ambition.
Edwin Lefevre, a journalist and novelist, was deeply immersed in the culture of finance, having worked as a stockbroker himself. His firsthand experiences allowed him profound insights into the psyche of traders and investors, which he expertly translates into narrative form. Lefevre's work reflects the burgeoning American capitalism of his time, and his keen observations are informed by the backdrop of the 1907 financial panic, events that profoundly influenced his perspective on the stock market's volatile nature.
"Wall Street Stories" is highly recommended for both finance aficionados and literary enthusiasts. Lefevre's ability to blend storytelling with financial acumen offers readers not only a glimpse into the stock market's mystique but also timeless lessons on the consequences of ambition and risk. Dive into this classic to experience the exhilarating yet perilous dance of finance and human ambition.
In "Wall Street Stories, " Edwin Lefevre artfully chronicles the tumultuous, vibrant world of early 20th-century finance through a series of captivating tales that reflect the complexities of trading and investment. Written in an engaging, accessible style, Lefevre combines anecdotal narratives with sharp observations, drawing the reader into the high-stakes environment of Wall Street. The stories not only depict the financial frenzy of the era but also serve as a critical examination of human ambition, greed, and the inherent risks associated with speculation and economic aspiration.
Edwin Lefevre, a journalist and novelist, was deeply immersed in the culture of finance, having worked as a stockbroker himself. His firsthand experiences allowed him profound insights into the psyche of traders and investors, which he expertly translates into narrative form. Lefevre's work reflects the burgeoning American capitalism of his time, and his keen observations are informed by the backdrop of the 1907 financial panic, events that profoundly influenced his perspective on the stock market's volatile nature.
"Wall Street Stories" is highly recommended for both finance aficionados and literary enthusiasts. Lefevre's ability to blend storytelling with financial acumen offers readers not only a glimpse into the stock market's mystique but also timeless lessons on the consequences of ambition and risk. Dive into this classic to experience the exhilarating yet perilous dance of finance and human ambition.
Edwin Lefevre, a journalist and novelist, was deeply immersed in the culture of finance, having worked as a stockbroker himself. His firsthand experiences allowed him profound insights into the psyche of traders and investors, which he expertly translates into narrative form. Lefevre's work reflects the burgeoning American capitalism of his time, and his keen observations are informed by the backdrop of the 1907 financial panic, events that profoundly influenced his perspective on the stock market's volatile nature.
"Wall Street Stories" is highly recommended for both finance aficionados and literary enthusiasts. Lefevre's ability to blend storytelling with financial acumen offers readers not only a glimpse into the stock market's mystique but also timeless lessons on the consequences of ambition and risk. Dive into this classic to experience the exhilarating yet perilous dance of finance and human ambition.
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