MADOFF: The Monster of Wall Street | Official Trailer | Netflix
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- Опубликовано: 4 окт 2024
- With an innovative visual approach, Madoff: The Monster of Wall Street is a four part edge-of your seat financial thriller which reveals the truth behind Bernie Madoff’s infamous multibillion-dollar global Ponzi scheme and the ways in which a willfully blind financial system allowed it to flourish for decades.
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Madoff's investors when they thought the money was rolling in "The government need too keep its nose out of our business".
Madoff's investors when they found out they'd been scammed "The government should have known this was going on and stopped it"
Right
Not really fair to say. Madoff investors paid full cap gain taxes on their "gains". They weren't trying in any way to evade those taxes. I know folks like to drop cliche's because it makes them sound smart which is why you wrote what you wrote. You should really rethink.
most people even libertarians believe the government has a responsibility to enforce contracts and ensure people are not defrauding others. You're just a small, bitter person, I can't imagine how much of a low life you have to be to look at Bernie's victims who have lost their life savings through no fault of their own and kick them while they're down.
@@bradleyscott6382 That's only if they took their money out. Many of them just watched it grow.
Perhaps you don't understand tax law but when trades are made and there are capital gains the government doesn't care if you take money out of the stock market to spend on a car or you leave it in there to grow. Unless this is an Ira retirement account it was all text at long or short term gains no matter whether they left the money in the account or not.
Madoff is a true reflection of the American culture.
True Crime docs are SOOO addicting! I love that streamers are finally beginning to really pump out their own variety from this genre and maximize it beyond the ID channel and Oxygen. Especially since I cancelled my Cable service just months ago.
I’m addicted to these series and films..! Talk about binge-TV!! This is the kind of stuff I get to watching and can’t turn off.
Usually don’t care for Crime dramas or police procedurals, but the documentary style format and real life stories…. love it.
Hulu is great for them too.
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This documentary was fascinating. Made me wonder to what extent the other regulatory agencies are just as pathetic and negligent.
a pathetic government agency, wish the ATF was just as bad. a strong government agency is called tyranny.
Ruth just breaks the heart. Watching this poor woman now left all alone to carry the burden and blame for the rest of her life, is heartbreaking. I don't think she knew exactly what Bernie was doing, but I do believe she knew something was messy about her husband.
Cautionary tale for investors: if something sounds too good to be true, it probably is, never underestimate the power of denial, greed sometimes supercedes common sense.
Perfect timing of this documentary esp. with everything going on with Sam Bankman-Fried and FTX.
just wait til you hear about Ken Griffin
@@run-cnc Will look him up.
Madoff on meth
@@run-cnc ooh another rabbit hole to fill my evening thank you
Let’s not forget the atlas trading boys too, ultra zack morris and Ladebackk
"And another one "!! I'll watch it lol Netflix documentaries are so well done 💯🍿
We need them at this time of year lol keep them coming 👏🏽👏🏽
Oooo..'Live with himself as a liar, rather than a failure'. Brilliant line.
never ! when it cost your freedom and peoples pockets who trust you
If you must lie, you've already failed.
Yea loved it
*Bienes body languages is priceless. He couldn't tell the truth if his life depended on it!!*
Madoff's programmer's were the real geniuses. They designed software that automatically allocated fictitious traders to individual accounts and created a phantom computer trading platform in case an investor, regulators or auditors requested too see how the operation worked. They knew it was a fraud from the beginning and should be in prison.
I think most people don't realise that the investors were as greedy as Madoff himself. For instance, one of the investors initially wanted to invest only 100K with A&B, but upon learning that SEC cleared Madoff of any wrongdoing, the same investor now invested 900K with Madoff.
Why wouldn’t he if Madiff was cleared by SEC? Made it legit.
The one man who actually knew it wasn’t kegt jabs took out billions of dollars as knew Madoff had to give it is someone who is greedy and without any decency. He knew money coming directly from investors basically and not from money being invested.
"100 years from now people are still going to remember this story...."
Sam Bankman-Fried "Hold my beer"
These two - the essence of evil.
Elizabeth Holmes "Am I a joke to you?"
@@iche9373 considering you altered your voice for public perception and got knocked up twice before your sentencing, yes! Yes you are! 😂 😂
@Iche-and you might have been able to produce something worth selling if you
1) hadn’t set an unrealistic goal
2) had allowed your research teams to work more collaboratively
3) had not taken credit for the accomplishments of your subordinates
4) had finished college
ken griffin is the next one that terd
Well at least in Bernie's case the money was somewhat based on real money. In Sam's case there was never any real billions, it was all an illusion.
"He could live with himself as a liar, much more than he could live with himself as a failure." Talk about summing it a true concept of the human condition. Going to remember that one.
No sociopath can see themselves as they really are.
@@dianakidd4219 - I think that's probably true of most people but definitely true of a sociopath.
@@maryanng6841
I was married to one. He wasn’t as bad as Meghan. Everyone always leaves them, or, they leave you once you realize whom you’re with.
I heard an old Scottish poem once:
Oh what a gift God would give us,
If we could see ourselves
As others see us.
All People lie, to themself to others. U vote for liars every Election. The best liers Wins.
Trump.
Wow! How can I forget this one? He ruined himself, his family and so many other people's lives. The greed for money is just never enough for some people who is wealthy and don't even need it. But they just can't be satisfied with what they have. He is lost his soul because of his dishonesty I'm so sorry for his son who couldn't delt with the shame and he ended his life.
Yes without moral
yeah looks like Kanye was right after all.
The son that ended his life was soo stressed and he was attacked by everyone because they blamed him and his brother. The children knew nothing about it it got to the point that one of the victims decided to go after the daughters trust fund and he killed himself and the little boy he had was in the next room.
Then his other son died of cancer so basically he died alone.
He also took all the money from the famous topmodel Carmen Dell Orefice
😲
I just finished this last night and was completely fascinated. A well done docu-series that never bored me (considering I don’t understand the stock market at all).
He was Merciless to people who trusted him. You can see a man's face but not their heart.
A lot of the investors got 80% back after this crime... With FTX people got ZERO back... and yet they Madoff is the Devil but SBF is some kid that made a mistake.... I really don't get this world...
yeah looks like Kanye was right after all.
@@jamesmitch9792 I have no idea of what he said.
Right including his family
Don’t we all love a daily dose of watching Netflix?❤️
No
I can't wait for the Sam Bankman-Fried documentary coming soon.
just wait until you hear about Ken Griffin.
Another certified hood classic
The documentary we've all been waiting for.
I feel for those that lost money as an average investor but at the same time good for them, there is no secret that Madoff was a scammer but people that were getting returns before the cards came down didn't care because the money was so good. He was outed like 3 times before the whole thing came crashing down. The government had reports on this guy back in the early 00's. The system protected him until their money became at risk period.
Bernie was a national treasure. RIP
This should be an interesting documentary. The mini TV series that came out several years ago starring Richard Dreyfuss was very good, he did a fantastic job playing the role.
The wizard of lies with Deniro was really good too.
Big facts
@@2013HotNewMusic loved that. Sad topic. Excellent production
Yeah, I liked his version better than the one with Dinero.
Definitely want to watch that!!! How more people weren't held accountable for this is beyond me!!! And the annoying thing about this is that the regulators who should have shouldered a lot of the blame for the crisis as a whole have not been reprimanded, reorganized and any other word you can think of to make sure that they are not so cozy with the banks any more got off scot free.
I agree and that’s why a lot of procedures have to be put to hold people accountable
Yeah he wasn't the whole problem. He was only one piece of the puzzle. Moral of the story is not to be greedy.😉🍷
That's because we have a two-tiered justice system in the U.S. One for the rich and powerful and another for everyone else.
@@NadiaGirl1 - Lots of procedures are already in place just like lots of laws regarding gun control. The challenge is adhering to the procedures and laws!
The SEC was SO PATHETIC, and SO COMPROMISED. Their incompetence resulted in countless billions being unnecessarily lost.
The best Documentary on Madoff ever!
Watched this. The incompetence of the SEC is unbelievable. A story of pure greed. Worth a watch.
And Chase Bank for their failure to report the "703 Account"
Can’t wait for the sequel, “Sam and FTX”
Looks good, can't wait for the sequel on Sam Bankman Fried.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Just wait until you hear about Ken Griffin.
The fact his kids and his family were tortured to the point where one of kids couldn’t handle the aftermath and his wife found him hanging by the ceiling in their home. All for nothing
Right and people attacked the family for no reason
Felt so bad for his family
Bernie was horrible and got what he deserved, dying in prison but the sons brought this upon the family and themselves. To betray and Abandon their father and mother like that just shows how weak and ego driven they were. They were more worried about their reputation than their parents. It’s family thru thick and thin. It’s pathetic how they acted and I’m sure this contributed to their Demise.
Agreed. He was way too much of a malignant narcissist to let his children anywhere near that. And if they were involved in it why would they turn their father in? People direct their anger at the wrong people sometimes.
The Monster of Wall Street: part 2, Kenneth Cordale Griffin
He's Madoff on steroids and SEC is a complete joke
I remember from a mini series that there was a journalist who looked into these indescrepencies he knew it he kept saying it's real, yet no one believed him or did not want to believe him
60 minutes did a segment on that guy who the feds wouldn't listen too.
@@THEROOT1111 From the 60 minute segment and the new Netflix doc series I would say incompetence was the major reason. Also being enamored of him and more collegial than watchdog with him. Also you can't take anything away from Madoff running his con on them which they fell for.
Why do you think?
What's the title please
@@naakosei1145 I think it's called Madoff
@@brianwalsh1401 That whole era of Madoff and the banks all failing, WAS A DIRECT RESULT OF CONSERVATIVES BELIEVING THE GOVERNMENT SHOULD GET OUT OF THE WAY AND THAT THE MARKETS WILL GOVERN AND CORRECT THEMSELVES.....THAT IDEOLOGY WILL NEVER WORK AS LONG AS GREEDY PPL ROAM THE PLANET!!
Finally a good documentary that explains how this scheme went on for so long. The SEC failed to do a basic investigation so many times. What an epic clusterfuck
they fail every day to put a stop to obvious fraud , look how long it took to shut down the twitter gang.
@nlocniL - Don't let Chase Bank off the hook either. Chase had a legal obligation to report Madoff's "403 Account." and they did not!
Sorry, I meant "703 Account."
@maryanng6841 agreed, but I don't hold banks in high regard anyway. They are already scum so I wouldn't think about them positively in any transaction regardless. However the Regulator is the one that sets the boundaries for accountability and then doesn't even do its own job. That's my gripe
Such a good documentary
Madoff is one of many monsters on Wall Street
Can't wait for the one starring K G, a.k.a Madoff 2.0.
The sequal will be about Sam Bankman-Fried.
HELL YEAH I WAS WAITING FOR THOSE PRISON INTERVIEWS TO FINALLY BE RELEASED.
Yes yes finally a documentary on him
There are still Maddoff`s out there
The love of money is the root of all kinds of evil!
Con people are always narcissists or sociopaths. For them everything is based on what they have on the outside because they have no inner life. A loving relationship just doesn't do it for them because they are incapable of it. His wife and kids didn't mean too much to him or to any narcissist.
Well nothing compared to religion.
The shameful part of the story is his “investors” were just as greedy. They couldn’t wait to hand over their life savings.
Still no reason for them to be scammed
Some of his investors were charitable foundations who just wanted to make more money in order to help more people. They lost a lot too.
@@jonh6503 They knew his returns were unheard of. As long as they got theirs every month while another poor bastard got fleeced.
Greedy? Madoff was giving 11% a year returns...thats not unreasonable when market is 9%
@@flowerpower2453 They do charitable foundations because of the taxes.
Just finished watching this, this was a great documentary.
Release date is January 4, 2023. In case you looked for it ☺️
I loved this Documentary even though it had a very sad ending 😢
It was an eye opener! Lots of details. I have watched it over at least 3 times now. Did not want to overlook any small detail being reveled.
@Maryann G The fact that there's banks that went scoff free that pissed me off. That's where I felt like Wall Street itself is a glorify cult.
It was sad from the beginning and middle
They always say to diversify your portfolio and not to put your eggs in one basket. These ppl gave all their money to one person...They should have had varying investments and assets so their money wasn't tied up in one area.
Yep, greed makes you do stupid things.
George Costanza: MADOFFFFFFFFFF!!!!!!!!
one of best documentaries of all time
Fun Fact:
Serj Tankian of System of a Down did the soundtrack for this documentary
In a huge game like this guys like Madoff are the faces of the crime not the real criminals.
wtf are you talking about? Madoff stole around 20 billion dollars from mostly hard working people.
The are fall guys. For not snitching or taking the wrap for everyone usually pays off for there family. When they get out after serving their bid they get blessed by their people. But do we even no if hes actually in a real prison or one of those martha stewart jails
@@chazzlevin931 he's dead
@Kadin hasna - especially when you realize how many committed suicide and died by cancer (injected?).
Netflix is at it again
Crazy I just watched Wizard of Lies on HBO Max the other day and this pops up on my RUclips 😂
the only reason he's in prison? he stole from rich people.
SBF from FTX is still free and probably will never go to prison for messing with poor people
Madoff is one of my nominees for Dirty Money which was a well made series which was cancelled too soon - when will Dirty Money be revived?
They gonna make a version of this for SBF. Watch.
So many didn't look into SBF story.
BlackRock was all over that downfall. They were liquid. It was deliberate. Many just went straight to hate even vloggers.
They didn't look into the story. The side of story of Sam Bankman Fried that never saw the light of court. Had they known, they'd have seen BlackRock all over it.
Loved this series! Re-enactments we’re kind of cheesy though.
Madoff was a scape goat haha yeah he lived off of people's money but the people that gave him their money were as equally greedy as possible. People knew their money would double if not more if they let his firm deal with their money. If its too good to be true, it aint true.
A must watch Netflix Documnetary...
People acting as if he pulled all this off by himself 😆 🤣 😂
Oh, hell, yeah! Netflix has great docs (usually). Hopefully, one day, we'll get a doc on the crimes committed by Pelosi and Fauci and others.
Netflix should add Chef’s Table Kosher and Chef’s Table Halal
Madoff was not only the one but the most important factor that led to the 2008 financial crisis. I still remember the fall of Lehman Brothers and how six months later my country went into deep recession from 2010- 2016 with 7 % recession each year.
Also a big contributing factor were the mortgage brokers who approved mortgages for people who were not eligible for the mortgage in the first place. What happened were foreclosures galore. Not a good thing for the individual, nor our country as a whole.
@@maryanng6841 I think that happened in my country as well. Terrible thing.
Madoff didn’t lead to the crash the mortgages did
Great documentary.
I just watched this last night….Wow….and if it weren’t bad enough, some got hit with the clawback clause….so unimaginable.
He really lived up to his name that's for sure. The only ones that feel bad for are the victims and his son's wife.
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can't wait for them to do SBF doco next lol
SBF - the Monster of the Bahamas; 100 years from now, people will still remember this story.
Staring Jonah Hill
If you are looking forward to this one look out for the documentary ‘Chasing Madoff,’ this is doc shows the all whistleblowers their side of the story…
I saw that one too. This one goes deeper.
Ill do
He Madoff with people lifesavings.
Sam Bankman-Fried sits down watching this trailer. "Wait till they get a load of me."
Bout to watch this bad boy.
Many other people were in the scam. But somehow they say it was only him.....
So many documentaries already about Madoff.
1:26 - The one thing that every one of them was everybody in the industry is greedy. - Bernie Madoff
RIP BERNIE
De lo mejor que hicieron en la plataforma, excelente.
Great series. We know the corruption is never ending, but new management strategies will help to create a more economically secure society
This is going to be so good!
I would Like to see whole prison interview
ken griffin is next.
Now you can make one about FTX and Sam. That would be way bigger.
just wait until you hear about Ken Griffin.
@@run-cnc - OK - you got my interest. I researched him. You're right!
In the mean time, I'll be watching the Podcast by Rachel Maddow, Ultra! It's a similar story about how the authorities look the other way when money is being "made-off" with. Great production values. A pleasure to listen to. Much better than her old TV series.
I didn’t know you could watch podcasts?
The SEC knew what was going on and chose to turn a blind eye! Same with JP Morgan.
Crazy we got this with SBF on the spotlight now
Yes and it will push for regulations that will do little to no impact until the next "Madoff"/ "SBF"/ Fraudster comes along. They will throw the book at SBF because he was either very smart or very stupid. Recently, information came out that he had a secret chat called "Wire Fraud". Funny at first, but this gives the DOJ plenty of support for the many, many charges that will be charged against him and his former "associates".
Pretty coincidental, don’t you think?
Madoff.2?
Been waiting for this
I really appreciate how the biggest scammer in the world had the name “made off”
Woahhhh
Sam Bankman Fried, documentary next please. Thank Netflix.
Do Ken Griffin next
Investigate Ken Griffin
Can’t wait to see it.
We should watch it together…you in?
Good film. But the Chinese subtitle keeps translating "feeder fund" as "ETF" which are different.
This looks amazing 👏
To explain this in simple terms, let's compare a Ponzi scheme to a broken vending machine that's supposed to give you a candy bar every time you put in a dollar. Instead of a machine, though, imagine there's a person behind it (like Bernie Madoff) who takes your dollar and promises to give you a little more candy than you should get, every year, no matter what.
1. The Promise of More Candy: This person promises that for every dollar you put in, you'll get more candy back every year, say 10% to 12% more. So, if you put in $100, you expect to get $110 to $112 worth of candy each year.
2. Early Birds Get More Candy: If you were one of the first people to start putting dollars into this machine, you probably got a lot of extra candy over the years. That's because the person behind the machine was using new people's dollars to give you your extra candy. As long as new people kept coming and putting in dollars, you kept getting your promised candy.
4. Stopping at Just Right Time: If you put in your money early and didn't keep adding more dollars, relying only on the extra candy you were promised, you likely ended up with a lot of candy over time. Especially if you stopped before the machine broke down (or before the Ponzi scheme was discovered).
5. When New Dollars Stop Coming: The problem happens when new people stop putting dollars into the machine. Suddenly, there's not enough new candy to give out to everyone. That's when the scheme collapses, and everyone realizes there was no actual magic machine making extra candy; it was all just a trick with money moving around.
Summary: So, even though the whole setup was dishonest and bound to fail eventually, some of the early participants might have gotten all their original dollars back and more, in the form of candy, over the years. But this doesn't make it a good or safe way to get candy, because it's unfair and illegal, and not everyone gets their candy in the end, especially those who joined late or kept putting in more dollars hoping for more candy.
So sad what he did to all those people, to his family…
What wpuld be his reason to keep going with the fraud?
Bernie is an awful person. But So sad the sons abandoned their parents on a drop of a dime. Cowards and weak men.
I watched it and liked it but what’s weird is that the docs soundtrack is actually really good. They give him his own theme like u would a Star Wars villian. It straight up makes the movie better to watch
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Can't wait for this one.
Cannot wait to see it!!!
Great doc
First rule of a Ponzi scheme, be the first one to cash out
just don’t look at his early life section on wikipedia
Astonishing ..i was just searching a word "Madoff" on Google after saw this in a book The phychology of money ....wonder this guy covers a web series on himself....🍂🤭