The Go-Go Years

"The Go-Go Years" is a captivating exploration of the explosive growth of stocks in the 1960s, highlighting how a wave of greed and the allure of quick profits shaped the financial landscape for small investors before the market's downturn in the 1970s. With engaging anecdotes about notable figures like H. Ross Perot and Eddie Gilbert, the book vividly illustrates a unique era of volatility in Wall Street history, blending humor and social commentary. Readers will appreciate its rich narrative and accessible insights into a transformative time in finance.