Diary of a Very Bad Year: Confessions of an Anonymous Hedge Fund Manager ― A Candid Economic History of the Subprime Mortgage Collapse
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Diary of a Very Bad Year: Confessions of an Anonymous Hedge Fund Manager ― A Candid Economic History of the Subprime Mortgage Collapse

by Keith Gessen, N+1, Anonymous Hedge Fund Manager

Business Finance memoir
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Diary of a Very Bad Year offers a candid economic history of the subprime mortgage collapse through the confessions of an anonymous hedge fund manager. With Keith Gessen and N+1, it provides a firsthand financial perspective on the market turmoil and economic forces behind a defining crisis.

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Diary of a Very Bad Year presents a candid economic history of the subprime mortgage collapse.

Built around the confessions of an anonymous hedge fund manager, the book offers a firsthand perspective on financial markets during a period of severe upheaval.

Keith Gessen and N+1 frame the account as an accessible examination of the forces surrounding the crisis.

This is a work of business and economic nonfiction for readers seeking insight into the financial events that shaped a very bad year.

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