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catching the wolf of wall street more incredible true stories of fortunes schemes parties and prison
in the go go nineties jordan belfort proved to wall street that you didnt need to be on wall street to make a fortune in the stock market . but his company stratton oakmont worked differently . his young long island wannabes didnt know from turnaround plans or fiduciary trust . instead they knew how to separate wealthy investors from their cash and spend it as fast as it came in on hookers yachts and drugs . but when jordans empire crashed the man who had become legend was cornered into a five year stint cooperating with the feds . this continuation of his wall street journal bestseller the wolf of wall street tells the true story of his spectacular flameout and imprisonment for stock fraud . br in this astounding account wall streets notorious bad boy and original million dollar a month stock chopper leads us through a drama worthy of the sopranos from his early rise to power to the fbi raid on his estate to the endless indictments at his arrest to his deal with a bloodthirsty prosecutor to rat out his oldest friends and colleagues while they were doing the same . with his kingdom in ruin not to mention his marriage the wolf faced his greatest challenge yet how to navigate a gauntlet of judges and lawyers hold on to his kids and his enraged model wife and possibly salvage his self respect . it wasnt going to be easy . in fact for a man with an unprecedented appetite for excess it was going to be hell . br from a wired conversation at an italian restaurant where jordans conscience finally kicks in to a helicopter ride with an underage knockout that will become his ultimate undoing here is the tale of a young genius on a roller coaster of harrowing highs and more harrowing lows . but as the countdown to his moment in court begins after one last crazy bout with a madcap russian beauty queen the man at the center of one of the most outrageous scandals in financial history sees the light of what matters most his sobriety and his future as a father and a man . will a prison term be his first step toward redemption