I read a review of the book in a industry magazine and it described it as useful for a professional financial advisor, as the title also implies. It turned out to be a pretty basic educational book with general but basic financial information. A good book for a beginner or someone who is just beginning to break into the financial services industry, but not necessarily for a seasoned professional.

The author does not know how to spell Dr. MOSSADDEGH'S name correctly. Again another American ignorant. Just as they call us EYE-RAINIANS.

This book is a competent history of the politics of Iran and the place of Musaddiq in it. The other reviewer's statement about the spelling of Musaddiq's name is rather silly: it's a matter of a transliteration of the Farsi letters using an Arabic pronunciation (Musaddiq) vs. one that is derived from Farsi pronunciation. In short, it's no reflection on the quality of the work whatsover, if anyone was prone to take such a silly review seriously to begin with.