Unforgiving Wall Street: Inside the High-Stakes World of Liar's Poker

Chapter 1:Summary of Liar's Poker book<br> <br> "Liar's Poker" is a non-fiction book by Michael Lewis, published in 1989. The book provides an insider's account of the culture and practices on Wall Street during the 1980s, particularly in the bond trading division of Salomon Brothers, a prominent investment bank at the time.<br> <br> The story is told through Lewis' own experiences after he joins Salomon Brothers as a trainee in the mortgage bond department. Lewis depicts the intense and cut-throat environment of the firm, where traders engage in high-stakes gambling with enormous amounts of money.<br> <br> Lewis highlights...