Two years ago, American capitalism seemed to be in crisis. Stocks had plunged and some of the nation's most celebrated business leaders were exposed as phonies, if not crooks. Now, the economy is growing, and the Dow has been back above 10,000.So, is it safe to buy stocks again? After you read Roger Lowenstein's "Origins of the Crash,” you will have serious doubts.It tells the story of how ordinary investors got suckered into supporting the lifestyles of the rich and shameless. And you wonder whether anything has really changed
A. All corporates of America are infamous for their phony practices and Lowenstein's book is an eye-opener to their callous treatment of innocent investors.
B. In the wake of the American stock market boom, Roger Lowenstein's "Origins of the Crash,” is a reality check for all potential investors.
C. Nothing has changed in the past two years on the American stock market. The sleazy corporate and their shady dealings are recounted in detail in Roger Lowenstein's book, "Origins of the Crash.”
D. Following the crash of prominent corporations in the American context, Roger Lowenstein has written a book that delineates the notorious dealing of heartless executives