
The Big Short: Quotes
Inside the Doomsday Machine
Book by Michael Lewis
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In "The Big Short," Michael Lewis tells the story of the contrarian investors who predicted the subprime mortgage crisis and made a fortune betting against the bubble, exposing the greed, delusion, and perverse incentives that nearly brought down the global financial system.
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Profiting From A "No-Brainer"
"The collapse of the subprime mortgage market was a rare opportunity to make money from a 'no-brainer' bet. The hardest part was having the conviction to stick with the trade when everyone thought we were crazy." - Charlie Ledley
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