At a certain point, this became more of a hate listen than anything else.  The corruption is so blatant, the greed is so profound, it is hard for a regular person to wrap their head around.

It's easy to see this book was exhaustively researched, and explained fairly complex stock market issues well enough for a novice like me to understand.  I found the first half of the book more gripping than the second and some of the deeply biographical chapters lagged a bit, but I would still highly recommend it.