Reviews
Let's extend the scope of our knowledge and thought of the meaning and purpose of what is in the context of the passage of time beyond human life, of time, of environment, of space, of different mediums, and of meaning and transformation.
Thank you very much for your quick delivery. I think it's a book you should read when the balloon is full of wind.
Okay. It's not until I read it. Oh, my God.
There is no detailed mechanism of why financial disputes occur, nor is there any way to reflect the author's perspective of how healthy investments and speculation differ. I'm just reading old stories. I don't know if the writer is an economist, but a historian, a limit. You can skip the middle and read back. All I can think of is a waste of time. And you can check it out with the new buyers.
I learned that envy is a pattern of human desires, both present and future.
Despite the 532 pages, what he's trying to say is one word. "There is no investment in value" starts with the founding boom of the stock market in the 1690s and throws stock markets at us and then, as a result, "there is no "investment of value" in the Saussi Plan. By the time Imrzing Market venture in the '200s, when I read the 1845 railroad bubble, my head is understanding but not heart-in-the-box. He continued to show the golden age and the Great Depression of 1929 and said, "You can't
It's a book that helps us understand economic trends through financial bubble origins and causes.
There is no value investment, despite the 532-page amount of money he's trying to say. "There is no investment in value" starts with the founding boom of the stock market in the 1690s and throws stock markets at us and then, as a result, "there is no "investment of value" in the Saussi Plan. By the time Imrzing Market venture in the '200s, when I read the 1845 railroad bubble, my head is understanding but not heart-in-the-box. He continued to show the golden age and the Great Depression of 1929
The fact that the history of speculation has been repeated gives us some sense of time and perspective to determine when and how to make an investment.
The formation and collapse of the bubble, which has been repeated hundreds of years ago, shows that the phases of the process are very similar. We can see that the victims of the past are not due to lack of intellectual abilities or experience, but to human nature, and we today have a sense of security that we can always be caught in the bubble and fall, which seems to be much higher in the sense that a book written in 1999 warned us against the dot-communization of the day.
Edward Chancellor: History of financial speculation
The history of bubble economy shows patterns and opportunities for making money. The history of financial speculation? It is a novel and fascinating story of the campaign in which the fortune-winning was pursued from the 17th century Tulips Forbidding to the 20th-century Internet bubble. If you look at the history of financial speculation, which is reconstructed from rich data, you can see that there is a sense of envy and investment, and that it's a way of looking beyond the context of finance. The market's history is always repeated. To invest, not to be a bowl, but in the coming stock age, they would have to know the point of making wise investments. The book reminds us of the fact that we are not making the same mistakes in the new stock rush of '20 and let us take the wise investment path. This book, which describes the world's jealousy mentality to readers who are looking at the world stock market as well as the country, helps them to make the right investment in global enterprises.
Korean title: 금융투기의 역사
Korean author: 에드워드 챈슬러
Korean publisher: 국일증권경제연구소
ISBN-13: 9788957821848
Reviews
Let's extend the scope of our knowledge and thought of the meaning and purpose of what is in the context of the passage of time beyond human life, of time, of environment, of space, of different mediums, and of meaning and transformation.
Thank you very much for your quick delivery. I think it's a book you should read when the balloon is full of wind.
Okay. It's not until I read it. Oh, my God.
There is no detailed mechanism of why financial disputes occur, nor is there any way to reflect the author's perspective of how healthy investments and speculation differ. I'm just reading old stories. I don't know if the writer is an economist, but a historian, a limit. You can skip the middle and read back. All I can think of is a waste of time. And you can check it out with the new buyers.
I learned that envy is a pattern of human desires, both present and future.
Despite the 532 pages, what he's trying to say is one word. "There is no investment in value" starts with the founding boom of the stock market in the 1690s and throws stock markets at us and then, as a result, "there is no "investment of value" in the Saussi Plan. By the time Imrzing Market venture in the '200s, when I read the 1845 railroad bubble, my head is understanding but not heart-in-the-box. He continued to show the golden age and the Great Depression of 1929 and said, "You can't
It's a book that helps us understand economic trends through financial bubble origins and causes.
There is no value investment, despite the 532-page amount of money he's trying to say. "There is no investment in value" starts with the founding boom of the stock market in the 1690s and throws stock markets at us and then, as a result, "there is no "investment of value" in the Saussi Plan. By the time Imrzing Market venture in the '200s, when I read the 1845 railroad bubble, my head is understanding but not heart-in-the-box. He continued to show the golden age and the Great Depression of 1929
The fact that the history of speculation has been repeated gives us some sense of time and perspective to determine when and how to make an investment.
The formation and collapse of the bubble, which has been repeated hundreds of years ago, shows that the phases of the process are very similar. We can see that the victims of the past are not due to lack of intellectual abilities or experience, but to human nature, and we today have a sense of security that we can always be caught in the bubble and fall, which seems to be much higher in the sense that a book written in 1999 warned us against the dot-communization of the day.
