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ROGUE TRADER

The story of Nick Leeson, an ambitious investment broker who singlehandedly bankrupted one of the oldest and most important banks in Britain.

One of my best. Great performance by Ewan McGregor

hmmm..

can someone help me to get all these movies? I dont mind the cost. 08060318769

Thanks..got something to spend my mb on tonight

The films they should watch are Sonto Alapata and Mufu Oloosa Oko

you need to add JOBS to the list..lovely watch,steve jobs story ,tells of a man with drive,one who knows what he wants and achieves it no matter who's ox is gored, the way things should be done,also give insights to how not to do business cos people can tak it away from you at any point,infact they're just waiting to.

I love wall street alot,i learnt alot on stocks,risks in biz and future investments,the same with social network

Not forgetting JOBS

Nice one

Thanks a lot for the list of good movies. Am sure there are lots more we can learn from them other than business. I have watched THE PURSUIT OF HAPPYNESS more than 5 times. It is my very best. As a man, very few things can take tears from my eyes, this film is a must-watch. Thanks for the others listed. I will try to get them.
Mr justmythought, may God bless you.

A link to get ds movies will be of help.

they forgot to add "IGODO".....

The Associate - Whoopi Goldberg... Classic movie

SYRUP is another 2013 movie all entrepreneurs must watch

The Aviator is still my best among the lot. I read the true story of Howard Hughes and its more than what you see in that movie. You Could read Howard Hughes: Bashful Billionaire by Albert W. Gerber or The Amazing Howard Hughes By Noah Dietrich, his Group CEO of 25 years.Its an interesting list anyway. Thanks

sparkyfx: The Secret by Rhonda Byrne : A video documentary on the law of attraction and how to attract anything you want to ur self

Her 2nd audio book The Power is awesome helps you use the Secret!

"The intern" guess should qualify in d series of business TV show

nice

It's not a matter of the movie you watch, but what you learnt from the movie.

Ah ah... Op u no include Get Rich or Die Trying... Na wao... Abi 50 cent no be entrepreneur?

Once I saw the topic I just knew 'the social network' was going to be there *rolls eyes *

We are missing something, most of the movies we eulogize here tend to promote thieving, crooks, illegality, fraud, even killing just to succeed. I believe one can succeed on the timeless principles of honour, integrity, trust in people (which if you don't, forget about making big money cos when you wanna go big time you must delegate. Of course they will cheat and hurt you, that's where working smart comes in, put checks and balances in place to curb natural human insticts) and hard work.

It pays to be above board!

MAD MEN
THE APPRENTICE (donald trump)

I'll watch out for the ones i've not seen.

tunamania: you need to add JOBS to the list..

Afam4eva: Not forgetting JOBS

I definitely think the movie, JOBS should be watched. Even though I haven't watched the movie, reviews about the movie have increased this urge of mine to download and/or watch the movie. And not forgetting that the movie immortalises Steve Jobs, one of the unerasable names in the history of computers. And of course the wonderful actor, Ashton Kutcher...

i recommend GURU. Although GURU is a classical bollywood movie yet, it best describe pratically whom an entreprenuer should be. i have seen the movie many a time and i intend to seen it again anytime soon.

Plot
The start of the film is set in 1951. In a small village of Idar
in Sabarkantha district, northern Gujarat, a young man
named Gurukant "Guru" Desai (Abhishek Bachchan ) dreams
of making it big some day. His father (Rajendra Gupta), the
headmaster of the village school, tells him that dreams
never come true. Gurukant decides to go to Turkey and enter
the spice trade; later, he is promoted but refuses the job
because he wants to work for himself. Back in his village, he
marries Sujata (Aishwarya Rai Bachchan), mainly because
of the dowry she brings him. Along with Sujata and her
brother Jignesh (Arya Babbar ), Guru migrates to Bombay
and starts trading in cloth. Gradually, he expands his
business and sets up manufacturing units of his own, under
the name "Shakti Corporation".

http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guru_(2007_film)

Okija_juju:
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How many of these movies did Alakija and Dangote them watch to learn how to be entreprenuers. Thats how people were readin Rich Dad, Poor Dad.. Well, the guy just filed for bankruptcy.

filing for bankruptcy does not always mean you are broke. The man is currently worth $80 million net if you don't know. Wikipedia is your friend dude....


"On August 20, 2012, one of Kiyosaki's companies, Rich Global LLC, filed for bankruptcy in Wyoming Bankruptcy Court.[53] The move followed a ruling by a U.S. District Court jury that former business partners of Kiyosaki were entitled to $23,687,957.21 of the profits from events they helped to set up for Kiyosaki including a 2002 appearance at New York's Madison Square Garden. A spokesman for Kiyosaki asserted that the amount of the award exceeded the value of Rich Global LLC and that Kiyosaki would not use money from outside the company to meet the judgement.[54]" - source Wikipedia

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