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Intelligent, yet emotionally broken and poor WWI veteran is laughed out of the room when he applies jobs at large banks during the 1920s boom, until he finds a mentor in the head of a near-bankrupt bank who gives him a job and helps him hone his trading skills before the Crash of ?29, when the hero executes a series of very complex trades, designed to take down each of the banks which underestimated him, one by one.

I’m thinking the financially ruined bankers commit suicide or are forced through humiliating and heartbreaking bankruptcy proceedings with their families at the end. Let me know what you think. Thank You!

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