Trading Movies?

The pit is an OK trading movie, I saw it on Netflix streaming. A little bit depressing, all of these floor traders are getting into the business as it's shutting down. Pretty clear they have no edge other than being on the floor.

http://www.thepitmovie.com/

 

Watched Shadow Recruit. Russians try to tape bomb the USD.

Was ok. Typical hollywood crap.


http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1205537/

 

Instead of just movies, what other good documentaries are there?

Not if they were leasing it. That budget seems right. Afterall, it was pretty much filmed inside an office. Their highest capital cost is the crew and actors.

 

Watching Wall Street Warriors on Hulu is great Sunday viewing. Beats hell out of sitcom re-runs and old turner classic's

(I have an account but I think WsW is offered for free)


"You should wake in the morning with an immediate fear of dread no matter what"

lol

 

http://forecaster-movie.com/en/the-movie/

Biography of Martin Armstrong's predictions and incarceration. Also on torrent. The Pi movie discussed back thread is based on Martin Armstrong.

 

Billions TV series currently on showtime. http://www.sho.com/sho/billions/home
Attorney general of NY goes after hedge fund manager for insider dealing. Takes a few episodes to get going.

 

The House of Rothschild. 1934 bw. Bond trading scenes on the stock exchange floor in the 19th century. Full movie on youtube.

 

The Big Short. Movie version of Michael Lewis bestseller.

 

Too Big to Fail.
Excellent HBO dramatisation of the fall of Lehman and passage of the TARP.

 

Here is a cool futures trader film off the beaten path about a futures trader - I think every futures trader will really like this one .