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The Samurai Strategy (2000)

by Thomas Hoover(Favorite Author)

3.35 of 5 Votes: 2

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review 1: Anyone interested in finance would probably like this book. For those of us who aren't all that fascinated by money it's a long, slow-paced financial thriller that is sometimes hard to follow because of all the financial jargon. Even if you're just looking for an education about Wall Street I wouldn't recommend this book because it is written in a way that requires knowledge of the financial world.
review 2: I thought that this story had potential, but it got way too bogged down in details. I got sick of reading page after page of dry financial facts. I think that the author could have conveyed the basic premise of the financial strategies without writing what sounded like chapters from an economics textbook. I also found the characters to be pretty unrealist... moreic and one-dimensional. I didn't hate this book, and it was a decent way to waste time while riding the subway, but I'm glad it was free. I read another of his books (Project Daedalus) and found it a lot more enjoyable - not amazing, but it was entertaining and a lot faster-paced and easier to read than this one. less

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