The Wall Street Machine
The 1980s in New York were not about building things; they were about the *idea* of things. Julian Frost was the high priest of this new religion. A quantitative analyst with a mind like a scalpel, Julian didn't see factories as places where people made products. He saw them as "Industrial Derivatives"—assets that could be sliced, diced, and leveraged to create a vertical climb of profit....
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