Don't Blame The Shorts Why Short Sellers Are Always Blamed For Market Crashes And How History Is Repeating Itself
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ivro usado, em capa dura original em bom estado, obra em inglês, com 247 páginas suavemente amareladas sem prejuízo do texto, rasguinho nas folhas de guarda se desejar solicite imagens para melhor análise - código 538991 LF localização E016P05 título completo Don't Blame the shorts why short sellers are always blamed for market crashes and how history is repeating itself Sinopse Listed in Bloomberg's TOP 50 BUSINESS BOOKS OF 2010 and shortlisted for Spear's FINANCIAL HISTORY OF THE YEAR AWARD
"Robert Sloan works in the hedge-fund industry. As he shows in this readable polemic, dislike of shorting has a long history. . . . Someone has to point out when the emperor has no clothes. The shorts were among the biggest skeptics of the subprime-mortgage boom and of the banks that financed it. And when they were proved right, their activities were banned. Gratitude, huh?"
The Economist
"If Robert Sloan manages to go the distance in Don't Blame the Shorts, it is because his book is as much about historical tensions between Washington and Wall Street as the practice of short selling. He puts it all in the context of the opposing views of the federalist Alexander Hamilton, who was pro-speculation, and Jeffersonian republicans, who were pro-agriculture and convinced that making money from money was nonsense. . . . His book is a useful corrective to the view of short selling as 'unpatriotic' or uniquely antisocial . . . it is a brave act to take on anti-finance populists at this time."