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ASIN: B004HEXSM2
ID #110838
Amazon's Price: $ 12.98
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Summary of this Book...
This is the story about how a bunch of arrogant so and so's on Wall Street and in the U.S. Government ruined the economy. Very few come out looking good.

Two that look better than the rest are Chairmen Bernanke and Sheila Bair.
This type of Book is good for...
understanding the bankruptcy of Lehman Brothers and why and how it was allowed to happen.
I especially liked...
Sheila Bair telling Vikram Pandit to stuff it when that so and so was trying to buy Wachovia. Thank God he did not do it.
I didn't like...
Dick Fuld and his arrogant blindness.
When I finished reading this Book I wanted to...
take a shower.
This Book made me feel...
sick to my stomach.
The author of this Book...
did a thorough, convincing and fabulous job. He should have won a prize for this.
I recommend this Book because...
you learn about why your 401K shrank so much in the fall of 2008.
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