John Paulson graduated among the very top in his MBA finance program from world # 1
Harvard Uni.
He was 1 of a star MD with partial bankrupt Bear Sterns IB. It was his hedge fund client at
Bear Sterns that inspired him to go into hedge fund biz after seeing the client making tonnes
of money without fail in hedging M&A deals.
A half Jew, John Paulson was the 1st to have the idea that subprime mortgage derivatives
will crash. He knew so much about sub prime financing biz. He started shorting subprime
in mid 2006 n loss like crazy. He tried many other ways to convince more followers n still
no result at all.
Running out of choice, in his last attempt he suddenly thought why not ask for the contact #
of that old man and gives him a call.
The old man granted a meeting with him in late 2007 to early 2008. Within 1 hr of his
presentation, the old man bought John Paulson's big short story.
Immediately they both went shorting subprime like crazy in early 2008 ...
n the whole investing community followed suit leading to 2007-09 DOW financial crash.
At the end of the story, John Paulson become so famous for making the biggest money
per deal in hedge fund history.
Paulson is the record holder making a personal record profit of usd$3.2 billion in 1 single deal.
The old man is 2nd record at usd$2.9 billion. No name was mentioned. So Humble he is.
Do u know who is that 80+ old man? Yes, your G Soros.
Bottom line, follow the smart mkt movers early to aim RIGHT at RIGHT TIMING.
& be sensitive to all things working RIGHT to score in this endless 'stock mkt
exam' every cycle ...
This is the invincible model :
G SOROS - "Economic history is a never-ending series of
episodes based on falsehood and lies, not truths.
It represents the path to big money.
The object is to recognize the TREND whose premise is false,
ride that trend, and step off before it is discredited"
G Soros is an uptrend purebull follower n is advising us to focus on the big money.
Jim Rogers - "Figure out the money and you’ll figure out what’s going on."
Jim Rogers is asking us where is the big money in charts n to find them ourselves.
Harvard Uni.
He was 1 of a star MD with partial bankrupt Bear Sterns IB. It was his hedge fund client at
Bear Sterns that inspired him to go into hedge fund biz after seeing the client making tonnes
of money without fail in hedging M&A deals.
A half Jew, John Paulson was the 1st to have the idea that subprime mortgage derivatives
will crash. He knew so much about sub prime financing biz. He started shorting subprime
in mid 2006 n loss like crazy. He tried many other ways to convince more followers n still
no result at all.
Running out of choice, in his last attempt he suddenly thought why not ask for the contact #
of that old man and gives him a call.
The old man granted a meeting with him in late 2007 to early 2008. Within 1 hr of his
presentation, the old man bought John Paulson's big short story.
Immediately they both went shorting subprime like crazy in early 2008 ...
n the whole investing community followed suit leading to 2007-09 DOW financial crash.
At the end of the story, John Paulson become so famous for making the biggest money
per deal in hedge fund history.
Paulson is the record holder making a personal record profit of usd$3.2 billion in 1 single deal.
The old man is 2nd record at usd$2.9 billion. No name was mentioned. So Humble he is.
Do u know who is that 80+ old man? Yes, your G Soros.
Bottom line, follow the smart mkt movers early to aim RIGHT at RIGHT TIMING.
& be sensitive to all things working RIGHT to score in this endless 'stock mkt
exam' every cycle ...
This is the invincible model :
G SOROS - "Economic history is a never-ending series of
episodes based on falsehood and lies, not truths.
It represents the path to big money.
The object is to recognize the TREND whose premise is false,
ride that trend, and step off before it is discredited"
G Soros is an uptrend purebull follower n is advising us to focus on the big money.
Jim Rogers - "Figure out the money and you’ll figure out what’s going on."
Jim Rogers is asking us where is the big money in charts n to find them ourselves.
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