Terror on Wall Street

The year is 2020, and the world is on the brink of economic collapse. Can a group of "whiz kids" led by an absent-minded professor and a 24 year old girl save us? The crash of the stock market has created a rippling effect of disastrous proportions. Banks have failed, and people are rioting in the streets of the cities, which are on fire. Rolling blackouts have given way to entire system failures. University of Chicago Economics Professor Harry Mason, advisor to U.S. presidents and the Treasury Department, has gathered his dream team of "whiz kids," the brightest and the best graduate students in Economics, for a special laboratory class. Their mission: to save the world. But is it too late?Fiction author Kenneth Eade and non-fiction author Gordon L. Eade team up to give you a meta-fiction thriller designed to show how to survive the next crash.

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"An homage to a father and another first class novel from Kenneth Eade " Grady Harp, Top 100, Hall of Fame and Vine VoiceDiscover what readers already know:

"I believe if I had read this book 30 years ago, I would have a lot more money in the bank today. Do not be fooled by the fact it is described as fiction. The fiction is simply used to bring forth facts. I will be using some of the facts that I learned to improve my investment returns."L. Klopping

"Should be read by everyone, learned so much. Year 2020, world economy is collapsing. This book and all the articles after the "Afterword" are to teach us how survive the next crash."Tulay C.

"Reading this book put me very much in the state of mind I was in during the Presidential race of 1992 listening to Ross Perot, telling of his predictions for the economic future of this country. We all knew he was absolutely correct, maybe somewhat understated, and we numbly sat their while the elite, using the media, cast him as a clown. It is not a question of if, it is merely a question of when. You do not have to be psychic, you need only do the math."JC Stadler

"A well-written, easy thriller to read, this is actually a financial survivalist book with a scholarly twist. If you have any savings at all, you should read it. If you liked The Big Short, this book travels the same road, but in defensive rather than aggressive mode. The book is written by Gordon L Eade, father of the political-legal-ecological thriller writer, Kenneth Eade. Like all the Eade books it is based on real complex events and systems, but tells its tale through its characters."NerodogGet the paperback now and start reading while you wait for delivery with the free Kindle Match Book. "