The Big Short by Michael Lewis

Is it worth reading during my free time or is just better to skip it? Basically, what I’m asking is: is it mainstream trash or worth spending some time on?

Definitely worth reading.

Most of the people profiled (the ones that started shorting mortgages first) are not mainstream at all.

I enjoyed the book and finished it very quickly. It’s humorous and tragic at the same time, but Lewis does come to the “more regulation” conclusion in the epilogue.