In my February 22, 2006 post ( Here we go Again!), I mentioned the name Richard Ney, author of 3 books on the inside dealings of Wall Street. Mr. Ney died in 2004 (Wall Street is probably relieved), and his books are out of print and very difficult to find in the secondary market.

Ney's book, The Wall Street Jungle came out in the early 1970's, and was on the New York Times best seller list for 11 months. Oddly, after being on the best seller list for that length of time, the New York Times would not review it.

Ney figured out how the Wall Street game is played, and he quickly became an ememy of the Wall Street establishment. Since you may have some difficulty finding some of his books, I have provide you with a few links to read about this insightful author.

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