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A riveting tale of greed gone mad. Goodman nails the culture A great ride
for market fans.
Bloomberg BusinessWeek
The Asylum is an inside look at how an underdog crew of uneducated, street-smart New York traders brawled and yelled, drank and drugged their way to control of the world’s oil markets. With eye opening and entertaining first-hand accounts of life on the floor of the Nymex, Goodman explains why global catastrophes are nothing more than money-making opportunities for a small handful of traders. Newspapers report that the latest global catastrophe is pushing oil prices into the stratosphere, but Goodman and the residents of The Asylum know better
Fortune
Finance journalist Goodman traces Nymexs transformation into a colossus
with a stranglehold on the sale of the worlds energy. Goodman explores the
lurid culture of Nymex traders, scruffy hustlers who shriek, swear and bring
guns, drugs, and hookers right into the trading pit. One of the years most
colorful business histories.
Publishers Weekly
“Welcome to a bet-on-anything, testosterone-drenched world…written with
tremendous verve and insight.”
Institutional Investor
Goodman wrote about Nymex for The Wall Street Jour
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Leah McGrath Goodman
American author and journalist
Leah McGrath Goodman is an American author and freelance journalist who has worked in New York City and London.[1][2] She began her career as a special writer and editor for The Wall Street Journal, Dow Jones Newswires, and Barron's, and was recruited from university by the Dow Jones Newspaper Fund.[3] She has contributed to publications and agencies such as Fortune,[4]The Financial Times, The Wall Street Journal, Condé Nast Portfolio, the Associated Press, Forbes and The Guardian.[2][5]
In McGrath Goodman was the recipient of a Scripps Howard Foundation fellowship in environmental journalism and a visiting professorship at the University of Colorado at Boulder.[2] Her first book The Asylum: The Renegades Who Hijacked the World's Oil Market, about the global oil trading market, was published in [6] In , a Newsweek cover story where she allegedly uncovered the identity of bitcoin's inventor attracted widespread controversy. In , McGrath Goodman placed as a finalist for the National Magazine Award for her coverage of America's widening wealth gap as part of a package of stories for Newsweek.[7][8] In