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Title: Title is more aggressive than the content.
Review: The book is full of inside stories of corrupt corporations and the SEC's involvement to correct them. As far as any portfolio use, chapter ten is 26 pages of 401(k)tips. Otherwise there was nothing truly useful for investing. I am self-employed, so this one chapter was of no help to me either. No disrespect to Arthur Levitt and his understanding of the market but this is more of a non-fiction or autobiography than a guidebook to "Take On The Street." If you like direct and helpful books such as the "All About ...." series of books by Richard A. Ferri or William Bernstein's style, you should overlook this one and it's similarly named clone.
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