George Soros wrote a book about finance.

Critical praise.

Reminiscences of a Stock Operator is a timeless instructional guide to the marketplace.

The decision-making process of the most successful money manager is looked into inside. The Wall Street Journal said it was fantastic.

A brilliant book. One of the core of masters is George Soros.

A seminal investment book should be read and thought about. He is the best pure investor of all time.

George Soros is the most profitable investor in the world. He has made a billion dollars going up against the British pound. The man of finance is also a thinker. The New York Times says that this man is a superstar among money managers with his investment strategies.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

THEORY.

There is a theory of correlation.

The stock market has variability.

The currency market has variability.

There is a credit and regulatory cycle.

Historical thoroughness.

The problem of international debt.

The system of lending is collective.

Reagan had a circle.

The banking system is evolving.

The Oligopolarization of America.

The real-time experiment.

August 1985 is the starting point.

August 1985–December 1985 is the first phase.

The control period was from January 1986 to July 1986.

July 1986–November 1986 is the second phase.

November 1986 was the conclusion.

EVALUATION.

The scope of the experiment was evaluated.

The social sciences have a quandary.

There is a pre-scription.

There are free markets and regulation.

Toward an international bank.

There is a contradiction of systemic reform.

The crash happened in 1987.

Epilogue.

Notes.