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1
The Wolf of Wall Street
The wolf of wall street
Brief introduction:
In 1987, 22-year-old Jordan entered the Rothschild company, starting as an operator, under the guidance of senior broker Mark, into the world of stockbrokers full of drugs and desires, half a year later due to "Black Monday",
Jordan switched to a small company that sold "penny stocks", and with his clever tongue, he became successful, and lucrative in the gray area, and was known as the "wolf of Wall Street......
Reasons for recommendation:
The film is based on the autobiography of former Wall Street stockbroker Jordan Belfort, The Wolf of Wall Street.
The wolf nature is the focus of this film, and the frenzy of Wall Street people for money is also like the dependence on drugs, and the dependence on drugs is comparable to the temptation of beauty.
2
Wall Street
Wall Street
Brief introduction:
Bud Fox is a graduate of New York University and a frustrated broker on Wall Street. After an interview with big boss Gordon Gecco, his life changed. He sought out the inside information for Gordon and helped Gordon make a fortune so much that he became one of his partners.
Bard learned a lot from Gordon about manipulating the stock market. Eventually, Bard and Gordon clashed over the purchase of Blue Star Airline, the airline where his father had worked all his life.
Bard returned the favor with his human ways, countered him with the knowledge taught by Gordon, and saved his father's life's work, but was also imprisoned for manipulating the stock market behind the scenes.
Reasons for recommendation:
This film is a must-see movie listed by Harvard Business School and an ideal textbook for MBA students. A classic in business war movies, it is also a mainstream film that unabashedly justifies human greed in the era of money in charge.
"Insider trading is illegal, how can you make a fortune if you don't break the law", the key is to see how illegal and at the same time can be covered up. Someone once said that if you don't watch this film, how can you casually enter the stock market.
3
Wall Street: Money never sleeps
Wall Street:Money Never Sleeps
Brief introduction:
In the sequel to "Wall Street", Gordon Geko (Michael Douglas) comes out of prison and prepares to rejoin the Wall Street business war, but he soon finds himself helpless to find that he can no longer keep up with the times, and this Wall Street is more greedy and dangerous than he was back then.
He warned people that a crisis could strike at any time, but no one took him seriously. Gordon had no choice but to turn to his own family in an attempt to mend his broken relationship with his daughter. Gordon's daughter is engaged to a young Wall Street stock trader, Jacob Moore, who wants Gordon to help him deal with an investment bank boss who manipulates global stock markets.
Because this man led to the suicide of his mentor and indirectly ruined his future. Gordon makes a deal with the young man, he helps Jack get revenge, and Jack also wants to help him and his daughter reconcile with the Giant Shark and make a comeback in the wake of the financial crisis......
Reason for recommendation: To further understand the principles of economics.
4
Storm of interests
Margin Call
Brief introduction:
When the economic crisis erupted in 2008, Pete Sullivan, an analyst at a Wall Street investment bank, discovered that the company's property valuation had a huge loophole that was about to lead to the bank's bankruptcy. The company's top management met overnight in hopes of saving the company.
At the meeting, it was decided that banks would sell their bonds and stocks at very low prices. But while this move would provide temporary stability for banks, it would trigger a chain reaction......
Reasons for recommendation:
As a non-professional investor, this film is an excellent risk warning textbook. It tells you: don't trust those seemingly high-end, confident investment experts, in order to protect their own interests, they may not hesitate to quietly send you "to hell"!
5
Too big to fail
Too big to fall
Brief introduction:
The film tells the story of the global financial crisis that erupted in 2008, with US Treasury Secretary Hank Paulson as the main clue, and chronicles the decisions and actions of power figures who decided the fate of the world's largest economy in a matter of weeks.
Reasons for recommendation:
Based on the best-selling book "Too Big to Fail" by New York Times chief correspondent and columnist Andrew Ross Sorkin, Wall Street's relationship to American politics during the subprime mortgage crisis.
6
Barbarians at the door
Barbarians at the gate
Brief introduction:
Now, the city of Winston Salan has turned into a millionaire city like never before. All the Wall Street tycoons associated with the RJR company wanted a little bit of the benefit, so Ross brought in financial experts Henry and Peter to work for him.
What follows is a Wall Street drama of greed, betrayal, deceit and high-stakes bets.
Reasons for recommendation:
Based on The Barbarians at the Gate: The Fall of RJR Nabiske by Brian Burler and John Heller. The book was selected by Forbes magazine as one of the 20 most influential business books in the United States over the past 20 years.
7
Devil salesman
Rogue Trader
Brief introduction:
Although Nick was a small clerk in a bank, he never gave up his dream of becoming a wealthy man. During an expatriate assignment, Nick meets the beautiful and charming Lisa, and the two soon become husband and wife and start a happy life.
By chance, Nick discovers a loophole in the banking system that allows him to profit from it, and after using it to survive an economic crisis, Lisa discovers his misdeeds......
Reasons for recommendation:
Let's see how the Lun family brought down the Bank of Bahrain! One of the biggest cases in the history of the banking industry, applaud the theme. It mainly talked about the importance of risk management and control, don't put the treasure on one person, and be in awe of finance.
8
Money-grabbing battle
Boiler Room
Brief introduction:
In this central office, known as the "boiler room", the story of how many millionaires became overnight seduced Saves. Soon, the ambitious Savis passed the stock broker certification exam with excellent grades and began his "road to success".
He sells stocks that never have a future to profit-hungry investors.
Reasons for recommendation:
This film is known as one of the 20 must-see films for Harvard college students. It is inconceivable that illegal trading is almost inseparable from the securities market.
A 19-year-old who witnessed the manipulation of wealth so closely, who to make rich, was nothing more than a random choice.
9
Turn things upside down
Trading Places
Brief introduction:
At a young age, Winthop had become the prime minister of the Duke brothers, the big capitalists, who took charge of the company for the Duke brothers, engaged in futures trading, made money every day, accompanied by beautiful women, and was the darling of high society, and Valentine was a black gangster who pretended to be disabled and begged on the streets.
The Duke brothers are standard bloodsucking capitalists, and one day they have the whim to bet on a dollar on how Winthorp and Valentine will behave after swapping identities.
So Winthorpe's fate came: he was framed for stealing, expelled from the rich man's club, imprisoned for drugs, bribed with a prostitute and took away his fiancée, lost his job, and lost his house.
Valentine, on the other hand, has a big house, a servant, a lot of pocket money, and the Duke brothers' futures trading at his disposal.
Reasons for recommendation:
This film was ranked first by the Wharton School as a must-see financial movie. Economy is synonymous with transaction behavior, as long as there is a transaction, you need to learn to evaluate whether the transaction is cost-effective, and you need to see through the inner secrets of the other party. The core principles learned in trading can be applied in any country and anywhere in the world.
10
Shocking the insider
The Insider
Brief introduction:
Based on the true story of the tobacco lawsuit with the highest judicial settlement in U.S. history, the film tells the story of two ordinary people who work together against a huge force of media and corporate bureaucrats to try to expose the shocking shady relationship between tobacco companies and news organizations.
Reasons for recommendation:
The essence of commercial society is the free exchange of money, as long as you want, it seems that you can exchange anything. The commercial value of transactions, the principle of pricing in transactions, and the role of business reputation in transactions are all vividly demonstrated in this film, and business students must understand the inevitable result of money dominating human society, as well as the irreversible characteristics of this result.
11
Guards steal from themselves
Inside Job
Brief introduction:
Through detailed data collection, the film traces businessmen, politicians, and financial reporters in the global financial industry, discloses the rise of financial predators, and exposes the astonishing truth behind the corruption policies in the industry and academia.
Reasons for recommendation:
The film explores the causes of the 2008 financial crisis. The film cleverly unfolds through the story of a thug who rises through the ranks of a thug and then undermines rules and policies, and is the first film to investigate how this unprecedented crisis occurred.
The film attempts to expose the nature of the financial crisis. This has led to a sharp drop in global stock markets, the collapse of major banks, and the ensuing social impact. The film industry has not been affected: the financial crisis has left people in desperate need of entertainment and pastimes.
12
Big shorts
The Big Short
Brief introduction:
During the 2008 global financial crisis, several discerning investment ghosts on Wall Street saw through the bubble before the 2007 U.S. credit crisis, and greatly benefited by shorting subprime mortgage CDS, becoming one of the few investment tycoons who made a large profit in the financial disaster.
Reasons for recommendation:
The 73rd Golden Globe Awards, the 88th Academy Awards. Integrate the origin, development and evolution of U.S. subprime mortgage bonds and their derivatives into an interesting story with subprime mortgage secured debt warrants, mezzanine secured debt warrants,
The operation skills and methods of credit default swaps and other products are eloquent, and the panoramic portrayal of an industry and its various characters and stories forms a chaotic trading network, revealing the causes and truth of the crisis from one perspective.
13
Death code
π
Brief introduction:
The genius Jewish mathematician Maxi Milian Cohen (Sean Gullette) is obsessed with the world of numbers, believing that everything in nature can be explained by numbers.
He devoted himself to research, trying to deduce the mysteries and patterns behind various signs of life through numbers. But the closer he got to the answer, the more he couldn't bear the fatal headache. He discovered that the chaotic volatility of the stock market over the past decade was actually manipulated by a set of mathematical patterns behind it.
At the same time, his research attracted the attention of speculators in the Wall Street stock market and Jewish occults. In a world between the real and the virtual, Maxi is heading for madness.
Reasons for recommendation:
Is everything in this world really as full of variables as every game of chess, or is there really a mystery that affects its every move?
14
Enron: The smartest man in the room
The Smartest Guys in the Room
Brief introduction:
Documenting the biggest business scandal in the history of Wall Street, exposing how a group of extremely smart senior managers took the seventh-largest company in the United States and easily swept away a billion dollars, leaving investors with nothing to return and tens of thousands of employees to lose their jobs.
Reasons for recommendation:
This case not only caused Arthur Andersen LLP, one of the world's top five accounting firms, to be revoked by the U.S. Securities and Futures Commission, but also seriously injured the internationally renowned McKinsey & Company consulting firm.
15
Shadow Tycoon
The Hudsucker Proxy
Brief introduction:
The film tells the story of Nowell, a junior clerk, who is appointed as the puppet president by the ambitious director Musberg, but he becomes the key person who saves the company's fortunes.
Reason for recommendation: Corporate governance, corporate board of directors operation, etc. are all rare practical lesson plans in this film.
16
The queen of housekeeping in prison
Martha Behind Bars
Brief introduction:
Martha Stewart, known as the "Queen of Housekeeping", has been portrayed by the media as an ideal model for successful female entrepreneurs. She is the first female billionaire in U.S. history to own her own publicly traded media company.
The home improvement entrepreneur was sued more than a year ago for colluding with stock brokers on the stock market to sell 3,928 shares of the ImClone system.
Reasons for recommendation:
This is the second unauthorized TV movie about Martha Stewart, the "Queen of Housekeeping Worldwide", and deals with Stewart's legal issues, his time in prison, and his later reappearance as a financial and cultural strongman.
17
Arbitrage trading
Arbitration
Brief introduction:
60-year-old Robert. Miller is a successful billionaire who is respected in the industry and adored by his family. However, this is all a façade, in fact, he not only secretly manipulated the company's accounts to cover up investment losses and suspicions of fraud, but also went out to steal behind his wife's back.
One night, Miller is involved in a car accident due to fatigue driving, and his mistress dies on the spot, while he flees the scene.
In order to cover up the suspected murder and keep the business negotiations, Miller began to destroy and fabricate evidence in a frenzy, but as Agent Blair intervened and his daughter seemed to be aware of the situation, Miller gradually realized that he had gone further and further down the path of lies.
Reason for recommendation: There will always be some flaws in a seemingly perfect plan.
18
A family of money worshippers
Glengarry Glen Ross
Brief introduction:
In the background of a real estate agency, the owner Alec Baldwin took a kind and powerful approach to motivate employees, and the first place in the performance competition was awarded a Cadillac car, and the worst performer had to walk with a bunk, and everyone did their best to pull business.
Jack Lemmon, a veteran salesman, took a risk under the pressure of survival and stole the company's customer information.
Reasons for recommendation:
The real estate market is a battleground, and every salesman is a warrior, and they are fighting against customers and colleagues with their incorruptible tongues. How to pack real estate in a recession?
Real estate agents use databases to sell real estate door-to-door, packaging real estate during recessions, and targeting the housing needs of newlywed families.
19
Antitrust
Antitrust
Brief introduction:
After graduating from Stanford, a computer genius is hired by a tech tycoon to develop a global communications system, only to discover that he is being used to scout business rivals in order to monopolize the market.
Reasons for recommendation:
The film pays homage to Microsoft's monopoly and tells a story of opposition to money and high-tech monopolies with distinct epochal and global significance.
20
Grab the world of money
Other People’s Money
Brief introduction:
Larry, who specializes in buying other people's companies and then selling them in batches to make huge profits, has always been known for his quick eyes and ruthlessness, and is considered by many to be a pirate on Wall Street.
But Larry doesn't think so, believing that the most attractive thing in the world is money, especially money taken from others. But this time, when Larry takes a fancy to a cable company, he is met with an opponent, who hires a smart, capable and beautiful female lawyer, Katilley, to deal with him.
The two went toe-to-toe and equal, and after fighting wits a few times, a spark of love burst out. But between love and money, how does Larry choose?
Reasons for recommendation:
This is a film based on a true story in the United States, from which you can learn about business law, corporate mergers, commercial litigation norms, business processes, mergers and acquisitions processes, etc.
The free market of business in the United States is full of conflicts and contradictions between self-interested and altruistic behaviors, and it is from these conflicts and contradictions that different motivations can be learned.
…… 5 divine dramas that other stay-at-home must-watches!
01 "The Long Season"
Director: Xin Shuang Douban: 9.2
At that time, the domestic suspense drama with a double explosion of popularity and word-of-mouth is here!
02 "Angry Life"
Director: Mitsuyo Miyazaki Douban: 8.8
One of Netflix's most popular dramas before is this one.
03 "The Handmaid's Tale"
Director: Red Murano Douban: 8.9
It tells a terrible fable that wakes up to all women.
04 "Restart Life"
Director: Mizuno Ge Douban: 9.4
It's a Japanese drama that is a mess this year, and the healing power is full!
05 "Bad Obsession Eliminator"
Director: Lin Guanhui Douban: 8.9
It is about a different kind of youth fantasy journey.
Article: Compiled from Tencent.com, Economic Daily, and Period.com
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Why do we believe in regular investment?
In the past 200 years, the purchasing power of cash has fallen by 95%, gold has only risen a few times, and long-term bonds have risen by 1,000 times, but none of these can compare with the stock market, which has risen by a million times......
…… After the epidemic, it is a big reshuffle in the world, and all new elites are playing on the top, grasp it, you go to 1-3 classes, and if you make a mistake, you will fall to the previous class.
The world, like the natural world, including the market, is no different;
There will always be a reboot in a way that people can't understand;
The dragon has not been encountered, and it has hidden among the fish and shrimp;
When the gentleman loses time, he surrenders to the villain;
Horses have a journey of thousands of miles, and they can't go without riding.
People have the ambition to reach the sky, and they can't pass by themselves without luck.
If the future is undecided, may you and I be dark horses;
If the situation has been decided, may you and I be able to turn things around!
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