Crash Profits

Crash Profits follows investors, brokers, executives, economists and policymakers through a fictionalized financial crisis grounded in real market mechanisms and historical references. Martin D. Weiss examines brokerage conflicts, aggressive accounting, debt and deflation, corporate and government bonds, real-estate bubbles, downside strategies, put options, brokerage and custody risk, government bailouts, bear-market rallies, market bottoms and the eventual recovery. This English publication preserves the supplied source's 2003-era financial and policy context rather than silently updating it to current markets.