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(More customer reviews)I read both Michael Lewis' "The Big Short" and Steve Drobny's "The Invisible Hands" this week and found them both fascinating. As per usual, Lewis is a wonderful story teller which makes "The Big Short" a fun read, though the book sensationalizes a few guys who made great one-off trades. Drobny's book, on the other hand, focuses on traders who are not one-trick ponies, but the stalwarts of sound investment. These are the less known, but equally successful traders that are often guarded about their methods and secretive about their dealings. The candid insight in "The Invisible Hands" is both impressive and enlightening and full of good ideas for the most effective ways to manage money in the future. It is a must read for anyone who manages money professionally.
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