His life is a legend.
His life is crazy.
In the 1930s, the American stock market crash caused countless Americans to lose their money, but he became one of the richest people on Wall Street by shorting.
The Dow Jones index fell from a high of 350 to 45.
The decline was nearly 90%.
The American stock market collapsed.
Make hundreds of millions.
Known as the biggest bear on Wall Street.
Later, because his son committed suicide and his wife betrayed various factors, he could not engage in transactions rationally and was defeated by the market.
Finally committed suicide.
Second place, Charlie Dennis.
Commodity futures made a fortune, and $400 magically became a legend of $200 million after 15 years.
After the stock market suffered setbacks.
Third place.
George.
Soros, Jim.
Rogers, these two are former gold partners of Quantum Fund.
I don't need to talk about their deeds.
NO.4 American stock god Buffett.
Japanese stock gods pass on silver treasures.
Number five, Peter.
Lynch was the fund manager of Magellan Fund in Peter Lynch during the period of 13. He was the manager of Magellan Fund.
The output increased from $20 million to $654.38+04 billion, and the number of fund investors exceeded 654.38+million, making it the flagship fund of Fidelity, with an average annual compound interest rate of 29.2%.
Sixth place Julian
Robertson.
This should be familiar to everyone. The founder of Tiger Fund in the last century was the largest hedge fund at that time, and quantum funds were dwarfed by it.
Excellent record.
Later, due to investment mistakes in risk management, huge losses were forced to close their positions.
John number seven.
Billionaire Paulson is the biggest winner of the US subprime mortgage crisis. He made a profit by shorting in the 2008 financial crisis, so he was called "Wall Street Empty God".
Let me focus on Jesse Livermore.
Why put him in the first place.
Because people like Soros are hard to compare with Jesse Livermore.
Wealth: Jesse Livermore went bankrupt in 19 14, but in 1929, he earned 1 billion dollars (the US tax revenue was only 4.2 billion in that year).
Theory: The idea of breaking new highs and gradually adding positions all originated from him.
Works: Memoirs of a Stock Handbook is almost 100 years old, and this book is still the first classic in the stock market.
Morgan, a big banker, personally asked him to stop short selling.
President Roosevelt invited him to the White House and asked him to close cotton futures to save the country.
What's more, Jesse Livermore committed suicide in his 60s, and his wealth was accumulated over ten years.
Buffett and Soros have been fighting for more than half a century.
Moreover, Soros and others use funds to make money and investors' money to make money.
Jesse Livermore is a real self-made lone wolf.
In Ming Rui's knowledge.
Fight alone.
No fighting.