Fred Schwed Jr.
Fred Schwed Jr. was an American financial writer and former Wall Street trader.
He gained fame for his satirical take on the financial industry, particularly with his book "Where Are the Customers' Yachts?" published in 1940.
Schwed's work is known for its humorous yet insightful critique of Wall Street practices and the behavior of investors.
His writing style combines wit, irony, and keen observations, making complex financial concepts accessible to the general public.
Schwed's background as an insider in the financial world lent credibility to his criticisms, and his book has remained relevant and widely read for decades, influencing many in the field of finance and investment.
