SOROS,The Life, Time and Trading Secrets of the World’s Greatest Investor
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14 次 |
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【作者】 |
ROBERT SLATER
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【出版社】 |
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【文件格式】 |
PDF
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None
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【资料语言】 |
英文
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【文件大小】 |
7.21MB
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【上传时间】 |
2008-05-03
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Contents
Preface 5
Chapter 1 The World’s Greatest Investor 11
Chapter 2 I Am God 25
Chapter 3 The Cellars of Budapest 34
Chapter 4 Like Freud or Einstein 41
Chapter 5 The Blind Leading the Blind 47
Chapter 6 Fascinated by Chaos 52
Chapter 7 Invest First and Investigate Later 65
Chapter 8 Putting My Money Where My Mouth Was 75
Chapter 9 A Quantum Leap 86
Chapter 10 The Identity Crisis 92
Chapter 11 The Imperial Circle 98
Chapter 12 Killing of a Lifetime 106
Chapter 13 Philosophical Speculator 116
Chapter 14 A Cheap Price for Freedom 122
Chapter 15 An Urge to Reveal Oneself 140
Chapter 16 The Big Crash 148
Chapter 17 It Takes Courage To Be a Pig 155
Chapter 18 Taming the Snake 164
Chapter 19 “The One-Way Bet” 173
Chapter 20 Black Wednesday 179
Chapter 21 King of the Hedge Funds 190
Chapter 22 The Guru 196
Chapter 23 A Common Virus Known as Hubris 204
Chapter 24 I’m a Hungarian Jew 216
Chapter 25 The St. Valentine’s Day Massacre 225
Chapter 26 Mr. Soros Goes to Washington 229
Chapter 27 Richer Than 42 Countries 238
Chapter 1
September 15, 1002, 5:30 PM
Settled back in his high, leather chair behind an oval desk, George
Soros gazed out the large windows to the left, taking in the breathtaking
view of Central Park and the rush-hour activity some thirty-three
?oors below. He was thrilled to be once again part of The Game.
Lately, when he entered the Soros Fund Management of?ce in midtown
Manhattan, Soros had begun to feel more like a visitor than the
boss. But today he belonged. Today he could climb a mountain. Or
break the bank. He was con?dent that he could still play The Game...
and play it better than most. Maybe better than everyone.
So what if he spent most of his time in recent years traveling in
faraway places? His operation had run smoothly since 1988, when he
entrusted it to a much younger man with a glittering ?nancial record,
Stanley Druckenmiller. When Soros did show up at the of?ce, he and
Druckenmiller ran the place in tandem, even though they sometimes
clashed over how to read the ?nancial markets.
Ordinarily these days, though, Soros was more likely to be off in
Eastern Europe or the former Soviet Union, helping to shape and nurture
the philanthropic foundations he had established in the 1980s to
turn those countries into models of democracy. Devoting all his energies
for years to probing the ?nancial markets, he had made all the
money he would ever need. Now, in the autumn of his life, he sought
to escape the of?ce routine as much as possible. Now he preferred
to huddle with his foundation staffs in Hungary or Romania, to slog
through the muddy streets of Bosnia, to take part in adventure.
But today was no ordinary day. George Soros was about to lay
down the biggest bet in ?nancial history. His heart should have been...
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