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The Velocity of Money: A Novel of Wall Street

The Velocity of Money: A Novel of Wall Street

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Rating: 5 stars
Summary: No sleep before midnight, I just couldn't put TVM down.
Review: This book was a thrill a minute. Rhodes must have spents years on research. I felt I was in a combination computer and financial honors level PHD MIT course, except the best part of it, it was fun. Rhodes takes the time to explain everything so the layman can understand. It's a great read, I have referred this book to a lot of friends who also couldn't put it down. When is the movie ?

Rating: 4 stars
Summary: We need more financial fiction like this thriller
Review: This is a super novel! Stock market junkies like me need more fiction like this. This shows the contemporary way to destroy "the Street": sabotage the computers. It is very suspenseful and you keep asking yourself: Could it be this easy? A frightening thought, especially with Y2K looming over us. I enjoyed this immensely and suggest it to patrons at the library where I work all the time--it has been a big hit. Must run and check the money under my mattress.

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: A fast paced story of modern day Wall Street.
Review: You can smell the cigar smoke and feel the intense pressure for all the characters to succeeed. Even if you do not work on wall street you will learn that success on Wall Street is more than just the money. It is the control of large customers and being "right". Being right is being smarter than everyone else and you can hardly put a price on that. In other industries it is called talent. On Wall Street It can be a little luck, a lot of personality, and how you can ride the envelope of regulations. Moving truckloads of money around the world is now as easy as pushing a few buttons. The possibilties are now endless and this book demonstrates just that. This story is a great primer for anybody considering this industry as a career today. Stephen Rhodes has written about what he knows and has done his homework.


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