Blind Spots: A Raw and Riveting Look Into the High-Stakes World of Wall Street
West Palm Beach, FL – Gregory Blotnick, a former hedge fund manager turned author, is receiving outsized media attention for his gripping new memoir, Blind Spots: A Riches to Rags Story. Reviews of the book are now featured on several news wires as readers discover a unique memoir, one which offers an unfiltered account of one man’s meteoric rise in the hedge fund world along with the devastating collapse that followed.
In a financial world that prizes winners and quietly forgets the fallen, Blotnick’s story cuts through the noise. Blind Spots recounts how ambition, unchecked risk-taking, and psychological blind spots led to the unraveling of a once-promising Wall Street career. The memoir is a rare insider’s perspective on how ego, greed, and pressure to perform can ultimately destroy even the most disciplined investor.
Why This Memoir Is Striking a Chord
At a time when the hedge fund industry continues to grow increasingly opaque, Blind Spots offers readers a behind-the-scenes look at what really happens when things go wrong — not just financially, but psychologically. Blotnick shares intimate details of the personal, professional, and emotional costs of losing everything.
The book resonates with traders, analysts, finance professionals, and everyday readers alike who are fascinated by stories of high risk, failure, and redemption. The feature dives deeper into the themes of the memoir, highlighting its relevance to current market dynamics and investor psychology.
About the Author
Gregory Blotnick is a hedge fund analyst, investment writer, and published author based in West Palm Beach, Florida. His work has been featured in Forbes, Newsmax, Investing.com, and more. Prior to writing, he held investment roles at several hedge funds, including Citadel LLC and Schonfeld Strategic Advisors. You can learn more about Blotnick here.
Blind Spots is available now on Amazon and other major booksellers.