The $90 Stock That Crashed to 26 Cents and Killed Enron

Enron collapsed from a $90.56 stock to $0.26 in 16 months as America's 7th largest company went bankrupt. This documentary traces the 1985 $2.4 billion Houston Natural Gas merger, Jeffrey Skilling's gas bank, and the SEC's January 30, 1992 mark-to-market approval that let Enron book 10 years of profit in one day. It covers the $111 billion revenue illusion, 20,000 employees with 62% of 401(k)s in Enron stock, the Arthur Andersen shredding, and the trials that ended with 24-year sentences.