This is a good show to get a feel of what the markets can and can not give you. I liked this episode and the previous one because they touched upon the Forex market which is actually the LARGEST market in the world. I trade the Forex and I was lucky in 2006 when I started to attend one of Borris and Kathy's free seminars with FXCM. Since then, they have moved on a few times but are still partnered together. You see them on Bloomberg now and again. I highly recommend their books. The nice things about Borris and Kathy I have found after reading their books and meeting them is they dont tell you what you want to hear. There is no bs, you can make a lot of money in FX or you can get killed. Lots of other FX and other market sales pitches for products and services dont tell you that. Look at the 2 hicks with Sandisk, the second the CEO says "we can't keep up with demand"....what did they think was going to happen to the stock? The company is over valued and now the CEO tells you he can't deliver its product.....shocking that price fell from $59 to $36, not mention the subprime was starting to come alive to take down the market....One other note, I dont beleive the guy Brett knows what he is doing. I live in Palm Beach. His mannerism, speach, body language does not express confidence. I would not give a penny.....Hope for a 3rd season soon!

Never heard of this show until after the recession and recent rally of stocks. I myself am only 22yo's and recently have started trading here and there. Whats even more surprising is that whenever I mention stocks and trading to anyone, there eyes light up like Christmas lights. Many people have asked me how to invest, how successful you can be if your good at it, how to go about doing it, and could it be a real job. This show answers the questions of ALOT of curious American's. Surprised Fox hasn't bought the rights to it. Or even the network that ran Trump's show, which is no where near intriguing. MTV cribs is the only other seasonal show that showed how the rich live. That alone will intrigue many poverty stricken Americans.

I like some of these guys, but I liked the guys from season one better. They barely covered the girl who retired at age 27 in the first season. And what about the jewish wiz kid trader who had his mom pick up after him and do his laundry every week? What ever happened to them?

I love this show - I hope there is a season 3!!!!