9 Top Trading Movies of All time!If one of your goals is to learn how to trade well and profitably during the festive season...
Then you’ve definitely seen the opportunity within the calm.
Why not enjoy a trading movie marathon within the next couple of weeks?
In this TradingView article I’m going to recommend 9 of the top trading movies of all time, which you can enjoy…
Movie #1:
Wolf of Wall Street
In this thrilling and erotic movie you’ll learn how Jordan Belfort went from being an entry-job broker into a man who made a fortune of over $200 million dollars.
He achieved this through a widespread of corruption on Wall Street and in the corporate banking world.
Movie #2:
Rogue Trader
Find out how Nick Leeson thrived from the Asian market to make risky trades and break the oldest bank in England.
Movie #3:
Margin call
Another movie which shows the falling of a Lehman Brothers-like bank during the financial crash and how they do everything they can to avoid becoming bankrupt…
The movie is filled with capitalism, greed and financial fraud.
Movie #4:
Boiler Room
In this action packed movie you’ll see how 20 millionaires were made overnight through illegal, greed & corruption stock market practices.
Movie #5:
Wall Street 1987
In this movie you’ll see a money and greed driven stock broker who will do anything to get rich, including practising insider trading with the help of his hero (Gordan Gekko).
Movie #6:
The Big Short
Another movie with smart but arrogant pricks who were able to make millions of dollars by betting against the entire housing market…
Movie #7:
Arbitrage
In this movie you’ll see one crisis after another as a troubled hedge fund giant is desperate to sell his trading empire who eventually turns to an unlikely person for help.
Movie #8:
Inside Job
In this movie you’ll see how unaccounted and reckless actions of Wall Street lead to the global financial crash of 2008.
Movie #9:
Wallstreet 2: Money Never Sleeps
In this movie you’ll see how unaccounted and reckless actions of Wall Street lead to the global financial crash of 2008.
Which one is your favourite and can you think of anymore you'd add to the list?
Trade well, live free.
Timon
MATI Trader
