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Good Financial Advice From Real Wall Streeters: Listen To Billionaires Over Journalists And Talking Heads

Posted by timothysykes on Mon 7th of Apr, 2008 01:37:48 PM

Here’s a great 3-part interview the man himself, Mr. George Soros, whose current net worth is north of $8 billion, all created through financial speculation. If you don’t know who he is, first be ashamed, then see his bio HERE. Then click the picture below to watch the pathetically unembeddable video:

ft1 Good Financial Advice From Real Wall Streeters: Listen To Billionaires Over Journalists And Talking Heads

Now that’s an interview! Always trust the views of experienced/proven-successful billionaires over that of the experienced-sounding but success-lacking journalists, marketers and talking heads who infest our great industry.

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  • mike
    I admire George Soros,
    even though he was responsible for the Asian Financial Crisis, broke banks and people jumped off buildings because of his currency speculation.
  • timsykes
    dont hate the short selling playas, hate the game. if a currency/company is well managed, short sellers would stay away and if they didnt, they'd get squeezed. blame the failure on those who failed, not succeeded
  • Cya GU
  • Anyone ride SCON down today, 40 cents from it's recent spikage
  • Tony Ellis
    JRJC what's up?
  • timsykes
    godamn there's a lot of potential plays, f$%# pattern day trader rules makes me miss all of them, probly not the worst thing though....this time

    JRJC, squeeze shorties, squeeeeeeze
  • Tony Ellis
    JRJC what's the odds of this not touching $20 tomorrow?
  • leo00o83 (Amir)
    I'd wait for it to break upward channel upper line before entering in JRJC, like my trade in the journal in the forums
  • Craig
    Someone did post it to Youtube:
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dL-gHItyPSM
  • Matt
    George Soros and Jim Rogers ran the Quantum Fund (30% plus per year) and are near the top of the list of people I trust most for financial insights.
  • Nick
    Nice interview, though I do not see how it differs fundamentally how George's opinion is much different from the ones of, for instance, CNBC journalists. What he says is really common sense that everyone already knows and that was discussed over and over again.
  • timsykes
    nick common sense is usually the best path but even if his view was the world is coming to an end, i'd put more stock in it than any journalist.....ever
  • This was an interesting interview. THANK YOU.
  • Thank you for sharing the information
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