The Wolf of Investing My Insider's Playbook for Making a Fortune on Wall Street

I kind of buried Kramer in the book. I guess I'm not going on CNBC anytime soon for any reason.

So the solution I put in this book, which is ironic of where I came from, because I committed fraud 30 years ago, right? So as you said, I've seen both sides, right? So the solution in the book is really very simple to build a world-class portfolio and secure your future

So I wrote about a hundred pages when I was in jail and then I ripped them up. I didn't think they were good enough. I got out of jail with no pages, but I had a skill now.

I wrote about 12 pages and I'm like, wow, I think those are really good. Like I thought they were pretty good. And I hate my own writing always. Right? It's like, when you're right, you're very lucky. I always hate what you write.

And then when the book was finished, about a year later went through seven edits because I overwrote it got from 1000 pages down to 500 pages.

The whole point of writing this book is in the past, I've, you know, I've coached entrepreneurs and taught entrepreneurship, sales, marketing.

One thing I never really spoke about, which they knew probably as good as anyone out there in the world, was how to make money on Wall Street.

So I coached him through, you know, how to change his portfolio and redo it in a way that would set him up for long term success. And that's really was the is the inspiration for writing this book.

But I knew that if I didn't write it in a really kind of laugh out loud, funny, irreverent way, like people wouldn't really enjoy it or read it as much because, you know, the information for investing is out there.

But it gives you literally the keys to the kingdom, to building a world class portfolio that will allow you to retire extremely wealthy, whether you're wealthy now or not.

The new book is called The Wolf of Investing. I highly recommend it. It's like all his other books--easy to digest, understand, and very important.

The new book is called The Wolf of Investing. I highly recommend it.

You know, the first thing people will say is, why should you listen to him? It's a good question.

I wrote what I consider to be the purest book of investing. That's so like on arguably the right way for someone to get wealthy in the stock market.

It's nothing in here that's revolutionary. It's just I wrote it in a really funny, I kind of laugh out loud, irreverent way so people would kind of turn the page you made into a story.

The cornerstone of your portfolio should be this. And there's no fees attached. So you put your money in, you let it ride. So it's like set it and forget it's passive investing.

The book is really explains how to do it, you know, a little bit more about the taxes and stuff and it's a great read.