Dumb Money is a monument to American greed
Craig Gillespie’s tale of the GameStop “short squeeze” shows how little amateur investors have learned.
ByNew Times,
New Thinking.
Craig Gillespie’s tale of the GameStop “short squeeze” shows how little amateur investors have learned.
ByJaime Rogozinski thinks the forum behind the Gamestop phenomenon is still the most disruptive force in finance.
ByHow asset managers work in the shadows – and shape all of our lives.
ByOn the fifth anniversary of the birth of the activist movement, Laurie Penny explains why its failure made a difference.
ByFelix Martin discusses Flash Boys by the American financial writer Michael Lewis, which examines high-frequency trading (HFT).
ByToday’s bankers have replaced the excesses of the 1980s with Excel spreadsheets and PowerPoint presentations.
ByMartin Scorsese's flashy indictment of corporate culture, with a disappointingly two-dimensional supporting cast.
By