Flash Crash: A Trading Savant, a Global Manhunt, and the Most Mysterious Market Crash in History

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I think that Vaughan sometimes uses too much artistic license to get us into the head of the main character. Vaughan clearly struggled without Nav's cooperation, and unfortunately I don't think that the public story is worth a whole book. > Years later, investigators would talk about the “Spoof...

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An entertaining look at a stock trading savant (on the spectrum) who worked from his parents house engaging in massive fraud by manipulating loopholes in computer trading systems that contributed to the 2010 market "Flash Crash". It is well told and dramatic. How you see Navinder Sarao - hero or ...

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Too crazy not to be true Financial investigative journalist Liam Vaughan seems to have had the time of his life putting together Flash Crash. But then, the story is so rich with characters and so bizarre in its nature, that as he admits at the end - someone had to write a book on it. It is a case...

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Too crazy not to be true Financial investigative journalist Liam Vaughan seems to have had the time of his life putting together Flash Crash. But then, the story is so rich with characters and so bizarre in its nature, that as he admits at the end - someone had to write a book on it. It is a case...