Meat Street

Author: (American) Keller, translated by Li Fangling
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2006-11-01
Features:
See how the "axe" analyst predicts market trends with 100% accuracy
Gain a thorough understanding of the myths and lies of investment analysts
Wall Street's successful fund managers reveal the inner workings of the financial world
In 1985, Andy Keller, a 26-year-old Bell Labs software engineer, became an investment analyst at PaineWebber Investment Company. Before that, he knew nothing about Wall Street. After that, he not only became the second-ranked gold-standard investment analyst in the industry but also joined Morgan Stanley as the soul of tech stock analysis. When his old colleagues and friends fell one by one in the 2001 Wall Street corruption storm, Keller had already miraculously withdrawn, becoming one of Wall Street's most successful fund managers.
Looking back on his 20-year career as an investment analyst, Andy Keller takes readers into a bizarre and fantastical world of Wall Street. Here, readers can not only witness the strangeness and diversity of Wall Street but also glimpse the unknown sides of legendary figures like Quat, Gruberman, and Mike. More importantly, Andy Keller combines the sensational Spitzer investigation to provide a profound observation and analysis of the changes and systemic issues in Wall Street over the past 20 years, enabling readers to see through the dazzling interests of Wall Street and gain a deeper understanding of this financial mechanism.