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　　We're in the midst of the greatest financial crisis of our time. Do you know what really happened? Are you prepared for what's to come?

When every headline delivers bad news, and each morning market bell seems to usher in yet another bank debacle, stock market plunge or dire warning about the end of access to credit; threats to our savings and security; and the collapse of the entire financial system as we know it. . . . It's hard to keep up.

But we can't afford to be in the dark just because we can no longer bear to turn on the news.

Written by seasoned financial writer Dave Kansas, The Wall Street Journal Guide to the End of Wall Street as We Know It makes sense of the madness, revealing how the crisis is affecting our financial lives and what steps we should take to inform and protect ourselves. This comprehensive, practical and accessible book delivers:

An inside look at the financial wizardry, easy money and overconfidence that drove the subprime crisis, credit crunch and market meltdown An analysis of the New World Order—the banking behemoths, the government's role—and how it will affect Main Street A look at what's safe: a rundown of which investments are protected and which aren't and how fund protection has changed Individual investor strategies: stocks, bonds, retirement and real estate (and whether you should think seriously about "the mattress")

From the most authoritative source for business and economic news and written by one of the most trusted voices in financial reporting, The Wall Street Journal Guide to the End of Wall Street as We Know It is the only book you'll need to navigate the storm ahead.

Introduction

ONE “More Risk Is Simply More Profit”

TWO Financial Wizardry

THREE Canaries

FOUR Tsunami

FIVE The New World Order

SIX What Is Safe?

SEVEN Debt and Destruction

EIGHT On Investment Strategy

EPILOGUE

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　　作者简介：Dave Kansas is Editor at Large of FiLife.com, a new online personal finance joint venture between Dow Jones and IAC Corp. Prior to that, Kansas spent four years as editor of The Wall Street Journal's Money & Investing section and was editor in chief of TheStreet.com during its formative years, and he is the author of two previous books, The Wall Street Journal's Complete Money & Investing Guidebook and TheStreet.com Guide to Investing in the Internet Era. He and his wife, Monica, live in New York City.

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We're in the midst of the greatest financial crisis of our time. Do you know what really happened? Are you prepared for what's to come? When every headline delivers bad news, and each morning market bell seems to usher in yet another bank debacle, stock market plunge or dire warning about the end of access to credit; threats to our savings and security; and the collapse of the entire financial system as we know it. . . . It's hard to keep up. But we can't afford to be in the dark just because we can no longer bear to turn on the news. Written by seasoned financial writer Dave Kansas, The Wall Street Journal Guide to the End of Wall Street as We Know It makes sense of the madness, revealing how the crisis is affecting our financial lives and what steps we should take to inform and protect ourselves. This comprehensive, practical and accessible book delivers: An inside look at the financial wizardry, easy money and overconfidence that drove the subprime crisis, credit crunch and market meltdown An analysis of the New World Order—the banking behemoths, the government's role—and how it will affect Main Street A look at what's safe: a rundown of which investments are protected and which aren't and how fund protection has changed Individual investor strategies: stocks, bonds, retirement and real estate (and whether you should think seriously about "the mattress") From the most authoritative source for business and economic news and written by one of the most trusted voices in financial reporting, The Wall Street Journal Guide to the End of Wall Street as We Know It is the only book you'll need to navigate the storm ahead.