Liar's Poker (Norton Paperback)
In Liar's Poker, Michael Lewis recounts his time at Salomon Brothers, revealing the wild world of 1980s bond trading. With humor and keen observation, he dissects the greed, games, and power plays that defined Wall Street's golden age, offering a timeless look at the financial sector's inner workings.
About This Book
Liar's Poker is a nonfiction account written by Michael Lewis, drawing from his experiences in the financial industry.
The book explores the culture and practices of Wall Street, focusing on the bond market during a pivotal era.
Lewis provides insights into the competitive and often ruthless environment of investment banking.
Published as a Norton Paperback, it captures the glamour and pitfalls of high finance.
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