A history of the booms and busts that shaped the economy between 1982 and 2004. This book highlights the key events, people, and underlying trends that fueled market's rise and collapse.

A historical analysis of the biggest financial crises in history. This book outlines the recurring cycle of manias, panics, and crashes—highlighting each phase and the role credit plays in fueling risk.

A historical account of financial speculation, tracing major bubbles from the 1600s through the 1990s dot-com crash. The author focuses on how individual and crowd psychology—amplified by loose monetary policy—has repeatedly fueled euphoric booms followed by devastating busts.

A sharp look at some of history’s most famous financial bubbles—from 1600s Tulip Mania to the 1980s junk bond frenzy and savings and loan crisis. Explores who was involved, what triggered each mania, and why rational people got swept up. The book reveals the timeless patterns behind speculative euphoria and shows how these cycles repeat—and how they can be recognized.