Roger Lowenstein

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Roger Lowenstein

Roger Lowenstein reported for the Wall Street Journal for over a decade and also wrote columns for the paper, Heard on the Street and Intrinsic Value. His first book, Buffett: The Making of an American Capitalist (1996), was a bestseller, and he has gone on to publish When Genius Failed: The Rise and Fall of Long Term Capital Management (2002) and Origins of the Crash: The Great Bubble and Its Undoing (2004), as well as co-authoring numerous titles. Besides the Journal, Mr Lowenstein’s work has appeared in the New York Times and the New Republic. He also writes a column for SmartMoney Magazine’. He lives in Westfield, New Jersey and has three children.

Cover of: WHEN GENIUS FAILED: The Rise and Fall of Long Term Capital Management

WHEN GENIUS FAILED: The Rise and Fall of Long Term Capital Management

Picking up where Liar’s Poker left off (literally, in the bond dealer’s desks of Salomon Brothers) the story of Long-Term Capital Management is of a group of elite investors who believed they could beat the market and, like alchemists, create limitless wealth for themselves and their partners.

Publication date: UK 2nd Jan 2002