Ever since grade school, when his father had shown him the stock tables at the back of the newspaper and told… — Michael Lewis
Ever since grade school, when his father had shown him the stock tables at the back of the newspaper and told him that the stock market was a crooked place and never to be trusted, let alone invested in, the subject had fascinated him.
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