Isbn: 9781399728287 - generation desperation: the must-read memoir of trading your way to a million dollars via robinhood and wallstreetbets (9 Ergebnisse)

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Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - In 2020, Alexander was a 29-year-old American writer with no money, living in a cramped Paris flat-share. With the future of everything seeming deeply uncertain, he decided to do what so many millennials were doing: 'YOLO' his meagre savings into highly risky options trading. What followed was an eighteen month long psychological roller coaster. In a stunning display of unbelievable folly, Alexander had turned a small loan into $1.2 million and lost it all - but in its place, had gained a good story to tell. In a book that's part-memoir, part-exploration of late capitalism, Hurst grapples with the vital questions of our age: how do you build a life when you're blocked from the means to do so Are we still bound by class and social status, or has the internet freed us Is it worth becoming a monstrous narcissist in the pursuit of wealth.…