Wall Street, Monday, October 19, 1987, ninety-two minutes before the opening bell. Danny Pasko, a 23-year-old junior trader from Bayonne, has one big win to his name: his father's union pension fund. This morning his idol hands him a ticket to put all of it into one stock at the open, and a coked-up colleague tells him why he shouldn't. A tense thriller about greed, ambition and the morning the market fell apart.