The Greatest Trade Ever tells the gripping true story of John Paulson, the hedge fund manager who predicted the 2008 financial crisis and made billions by betting against the U.S. housing market. Gregory Zuckerman takes readers behind the scenes of Wall Street, revealing how Paulson and a few others spotted the impending collapse when almost everyone else was blind to it. The book offers a fascinating look at financial risk-taking, market dynamics, and the psychology of investing.

Why Read This Book

• A thrilling real-life account of one of the biggest financial trades in history.
• Offers insights into market bubbles, financial speculation, and risk management.
• Written in a gripping, narrative-driven style that makes complex finance accessible.
• A must-read for investors, traders, and those interested in economic history.

About the Author

Gregory Zuckerman is a senior writer at The Wall Street Journal and a bestselling author known for his investigative reporting on finance, investing, and business strategy. His books offer deep insights into the financial world and its most fascinating figures.