The Greatest Trade Ever - by Gregory Zuckerman (Paperback)

The book "John Paulson's Housing Crisis Gamble" is a thrilling tale of how one man saw the financial crisis coming and made billions off it.

John Paulson, a hedge fund manager, recognized that the housing market was inflated and on the verge of collapse in 2006.

Despite being dismissed by colleagues and investors, he continued to bet against risky mortgages and precarious financial companies.

His bold move paid off, earning him more than $15 billion for his firm in 2007, making it the greatest trade in financial history.

This book provides a behind-the-scenes look at how Paulson made his fortune and offers valuable insights into the world of finance and investing.

Don't miss out on this fascinating story of risk, reward, and the power of intuition in business.