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Too Good to Be True

The Rise and Fall of Bernie Madoff

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Too Good to Be True

By: Erin Arvedlund
Narrated by: Karen White
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Erin Arvedlund, the financial reporter who questioned the amazing returns of Bernie Madoff's hedge funds way back in 2001, traces the life of the infamous swindler and addresses the tough questions surrounding the collapse of his Ponzi scheme.©2009 Erin Arvedlund (P)2009 Tantor Hedge Fund True Crime Investing & Trading Business Investing Biographies & Memoirs Professionals & Academics Banking Crime Stock
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Deep background and details on the biggest Ponzi scheme in American History. Truly horrifying but couldn’t put it down.

Unbelievable True Crime

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Exrensive analysis of how the fraud grew to be so large and the extensive investor network, but audiobook delivery is wooden and not interesting.

comprehensive

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The reader sounds like a blue blood woman. It’s not modern. Otherwise, the book covers everything about the case.

Good book but reader is annoying

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Interesting. . Sad what a terrible thing to happen to all those people. Greed is really in all of us we just don't know how much.

Great book could have been more how to book

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This was a comprehensive international study. I had no idea how Madoff’s network was world wide. It is hard to understand why the powers that be, who had several high level individuals who had warned the FCC. It is a tragedy for all who lost everything. I have read countless comments that those who invested with Madoff did it because of greed. These extremely wealthy investors have to do something with their vast wealth, and Madoff had an amazing reputation.

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