Book Summary

This book tells the dramatic and inspiring story of Rajab, a self-made Kuwaiti stock trader who rose from humble beginnings to become one of the most influential figures in the Kuwaiti financial markets. Without formal education in finance, Rajab relied on instinct, courage, and unconventional strategies to build his fortune. His journey explores the psychology of risk-taking, the chaos of unregulated markets, and the emotional cost of success.

Through market crashes, media attacks, and regulatory crackdowns, Rajab’s rise and fall reflect deeper truths about ambition, public perception, and personal resilience. Part biography, part trading philosophy, and part social commentary, this book offers a rare glimpse into the human side of financial markets in the Gulf region.

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