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George Soros: I made money from the Crisis
George Soros, speaking at the World Economic Forum in Davos, says that he made a “pretty good return” from the market turmoil which he foresaw.
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Well this is better than all of those who said they foresaw the crisis but lost money anyway.
Well this is better than all of those who said they foresaw the crisis but lost money anyway.
Well this is better than all of those who said they foresaw the crisis but lost money anyway.
d***head.
d***head.
d***head.
Soros: I made money from the Crisis…
Hammering on about his theory of “reflexivity” George Soros claims to have made money even from the current crisis….
personally I don't think Soros is to blame. He is honest in that he is just out to make money. It's the bankers who took excessive risks, made big bonuses and got bailed out with public cash.
As Nicholas Nassim Taleb has said – repeatedly – this is the worst of capitalism and socialism combined. The bankers privatised the gains and nationalised the losses.
At least Soros was gambling with his own (and his *pro* investors) cash.
Personally I don't think Soros is to blame. He is honest in the sense that he is just out to make money. It's the bankers who took excessive risks, made big bonuses and got bailed out with public cash.
As Nicholas Nassim Taleb has said – repeatedly – this is the worst of capitalism and socialism combined. The bankers privatised the gains and nationalised the losses.
At least Soros was gambling with his own (and his *pro* investors) cash.
Personally I don't think Soros is to blame. He is honest in the sense that he is just out to make money. It's the bankers who took excessive risks, made big bonuses and got bailed out with public cash.
As Nicholas Nassim Taleb has said – repeatedly – this is the worst of capitalism and socialism combined. The bankers privatised the gains and nationalised the losses.
At least Soros was gambling with his own (and his *pro* investors) cash.
Hehehe, there is always someone who wins when someones lose, its called balance.
Hehehe, there is always someone who wins when someones lose, its called balance.
Hehehe, there is always someone who wins when someones lose, its called balance.
I heard that the crisis is the best time to became a millionaire.
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