Roy Neuberger is renowned on Wall Street as a life-long value investor who's made a profitable art of shorting the market. He started trading only seven months before the crash of 1929 when he took advantage of RCA stock. Institutional Investor described him as cool as a cucumber during the 1987 crash. He also started one of the oldest and most respected money management firms, and one of the first no-load mutual funds. This book tells his story.