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In his debut novel, hedge fund pioneer Jerrold Fine delivers a fascinating insider’s look at the perks and pitfalls of a high-stakes life in the world of financial markets
Make Me Even and I’ll Never Gamble Again
A Novel
Rogers Stout has the gambler’s gifts—a titanic brain, an uncanny ability to read people, and a risk-taker’s daring. An intriguing look at human aspiration and the interplay of honor, greed, fear, and individuality, Make Me Even and I’ll Never Gamble Again: A Novel reveals a time when a new generation upended the status quo on Wall Street and forever changed investing. Drawing from his own experiences in the turbulent ‘70s and ‘80s, Jerrold Fine weaves an engrossing story of a young man fiercely intent on achieving independence in the precarious canyons of Wall Street, with a heartfelt exploration of the joy and challenges of new love. Learn more…
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“A rip-roaring yarn of baseball, poker, and Wall Street told with humor and humanity.”
“I bet you won’t be able to put down this book. By turns hilarious, insightful, and touching, Fine has written a coming-of-age story for the ages.”
Author Jerrold Fine
A hedge fund industry pioneer, Jerrold Fine at age 24 started one of the first hedge funds in 1967, along with two Wharton colleagues. Nine years later he founded a private investment firm and managed it, while surviving and thriving during a multitude of market shifts before converting it into a family office in 2014. When the character Rogers Stout entered his consciousness and refused to leave, he launched his career as a novelist. A graduate of the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania, he has served multiple terms on its Undergraduate Executive Board and Board of Overseers. Running his family’s investments, Jerry has conveniently forgotten his baseball batting averages but still relishes memories of winning poker hands. He lives in Connecticut with his artist wife and a ridiculously spoiled Portuguese water dog. Learn more…
Trish Regan on Fox Business TV’s “Intelligence Report”
“Make Me Even” author Jerry Fine discusses whether the Federal Reserve should continue to raise interest rates and why investors need to be cautious. Watch now…
Knowledge@Wharton
Of Money and Men: A Tale of Poker, Wall Street – and an Open Wound. Listen now…
Bullseye Brief Podcast with Adam Johnson
An in-depth interview with hedge fund pioneer Jerry Fine. Jerry talks about what he’s learned in 40 years of trading, how investing has changed, and about his new book “Make Me Even and I’ll Never Gamble Again.” Listen now…