Rogues to Riches The Trouble with Wall Street

For the first time, here is Wall Street from the inside, the real story of how stocks are bought and sold pushed and touted promoted and lied about to the highest levels. Or lower , when it seems profitable. Up until now there has been a good reason why insiders have refrained from telling how the stock exchange works – an elaborate censorship strictly enforced by the New York Stock Exchange. But the people in this book don't care who's listening – as they tell the tricks they used to become millionaires. Meet Phil and Jerry, two now wealthy (but often busted) stock promoters who tell how much money is really made in Wall Street, Toronto, Zurich and London. They have a lot of friends, enemies, employees , former employees, partners - and would be emulators. A Swiss banker who officially earns $12,000 a year – and picks up another $200,000 on the side. Peter Turner Jeffrey, who flew 11,000 miles a week putting out stock market letters on three continents.