Trust No one
Irate investors believe there may be more to the teenage founder’s sudden death of a sinking cryptocurrency exchange than first appears.
The Big short
The three independent stories in “The Big Short,” which is based on the actual occurrence of the 2008 financial meltdown, are those of Michael Burry’s successful fund venture, Jared Venett’s entry into the CDS market, and Geller and Shipley’s enormous short-selling profit. While largely focusing on debt securities, this excellent stock market movie also covers many crucial trading ideas and helps viewer know how unanticipated events can affect the market.
Margin call
In this drama about an investment firm in the early stages of the 2008 financial crisis, an analyst unearths evidence that could destroy his employer.
Too big to fail
Another film about the 2008 financial crisis, Too Big To Fail, emphasises the value of financial institution stability and how potentially harmful it could be for the overall economy.
The wolf of the wall street
The representation of a Wall Street stockbroker, as well as of Jordan Belfort’s life and career, in this Hollywood blockbuster, won praise. The movie follows Belfort’s professional journey as he jumps from an entry-level job through huge losses due to Black Monday, to a pump-and-dump scheme involving penny stocks, to the establishment of his own company, which is under investigation by the US SEC and the FBI. One of the best stock market movies, it explores the financial world and its rotten underbelly.
The Wolf of Wall Street, starring the incredibly brilliant Leonardo DiCaprio in one of his most convincing parts, is currently unquestionably among the best movies from Hollywood film history. The film, which was directed by the similarly renowned Martin Scorsese, emphasizes the truth of Wall Street’s ups and downs and how even a “wolf” can experience a significant change in circumstances. With this grosser, which brought in $392 million at the box office, the cinema industry exploded.