Jesse Livermore Jesse Livermore

Jesse Livermore

Boy Plunger

Tom Rubython
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Publisher Description

Between 24th and 29th October 1929 American stock markets lost $30 billion. Jesse Livermore sold $450 million of shares short and made $100 million. It remains, adjusted for inflation, the most money ever made by any individual in a period of seven days. This is the story of that man.

GENRE
Biography
RELEASED
2014
23 October
LANGUAGE
EN
English
LENGTH
633
Pages
PUBLISHER
The Myrtle Press
SIZE
10.1
MB

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