Foxing on book ledge Arlington House, 1980, 199 pages Paul Sarnoff was, in addition to being a career commodities trader, a prolific writer. His 30-some titles include “Silver Bulls: The Great Silver Boom and Bust,” covering the seven months leading up to the rise and fall of silver during 1979 and 1980. It is a constructive and contrarian narrative, placing blame not on the infamous Hunt brothers but instead on the claque of short-traders who, with U.S. Treasury and the Federal Reserve Bank’s assistance, brought the silver market to a crash.

ISBN: 0870004808