When The World's Smartest Man Went Broke Trading: Sir Isaac Newton & The South Sea Company Bubble

Описание: Sir Isaac Newton is widely regarded as one of the smartest men to every live. But how did he do as a trader? In 1720, he got caught up in what would later be referred to as the South Sea Company Bubble.
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