According to @business, Andrew Ross Sorkin’s new book ‘1929’ re-creates the euphoria and mania that led to the most famous stock market slump in history, underscoring historical conditions that preceded a severe drawdown (source: Bloomberg @business, Oct 18, 2025). The linked Bloomberg coverage frames the book as a lens on today’s stock market, positioning its historical narrative as context for evaluating current risk sentiment and speculative excess (source: Bloomberg @business article link referenced in the post). For traders, this highlights the value of studying pre-crash exuberance when monitoring sentiment extremes and risk management in heated markets (source: Bloomberg @business).

According to @business, Andrew Ross Sorkin’s new book 1929 highlights accumulating parallels between today’s market and the 1920s stock bubble. Source: @business. According to @business, an Odd Lots episode featuring Andrew Ross Sorkin, Tracy Alloway, and Joe Weisenthal discusses the 1929 crash, its fallout, and makes the case for viewing RCA as the Nvidia of its era. Source: @business. According to @business, the discussion frames current equity leadership and valuation narratives through a 1929 lens, offering context that traders can use to assess risk and positioning. Source: @business.