Publications

Out of the Box and Onto Wall Street

Type
Link
Cost
Paid
Published
2011
Full Name
Out of the Box and Onto Wall Street: Unorthodox Insights on Investments and the Economy

Out of the Box and Onto Wall Street is a part memoir, part investment strategy guide that presents a revolutionary, alternative look at the world of finance. Revealing the essential rules for preserving capital and making long-term profits, the book provides timely observations on the current and future state of the world economy and investment markets, which are sure to be of interest to anyone considering alternative and time-proven ways of making money. This is a must-read for anyone who wants to think about investing outside the Wall Street box.

Praise for Out of the Box and Onto Wall Street


"Mark Grant writes with conviction, panache, and an internal radar focus used on the critical issues of evolving investment markets. I read his daily commentary and this book is just as compelling."

Bill Gross, Co-Chief Investment Officer, PIMCO


"Mark Grant is among the most astute observers of the financial scene. This fascinating compilation of his writings as the financial crisis unfolded provides an invaluable guide to practicing Grant's rule number one: preservation of capital. These writings, mostly written from his boat Wishes Granted, show why: they are astute, timely, funny, and wise. Buy a copy and become a better investor."

Bill Miller, Chairman and Chief Investment Officer, Legg Mason


"No one else combines Tolkien's The Lord of the Rings, Dr. Seuss, and the Marquis de Sade with Henry Paulson, Alan Greenspan, and the European debt crisis like Mark Grant. He's a true wizard with true words of wisdom for anyone who wants to understand our crazy, mixed-up financial world."

Pimm Fox, Host of Taking Stock on Bloomberg TV and Radio


"I have been privileged to know the wizard's apprentice for many years. Always thought-provoking and sometimes prescient, his observations and wisdom not only entertain, but often provide an alternative view of reality. Popular insights may be incorrect and even the wizard is not infallible, but I feel compelled to begin my day with his musings."

Andrew L. Heiskell, Executive Vice President, Mutual of America Capital Management