George soros 1930 was born in Budapest. From 65438 to 0947, he moved to England and graduated from London School of Economics. 1956 went to the United States and accumulated a lot of property through the international investment fund established and managed by himself.

1979 Soros established his first foundation, the Open Society Fund, in new york. He established the first Eastern European Foundation in Hungary on 1984, and the Soviet Soros Foundation on 1987. Now, he funds the foundation network, which operates in 365,438+0 countries, covering Central and Eastern Europe, the former Soviet Union and central Eurasia, and South Africa.

Haiti, Guatemala and the United States. These foundations are committed to building and maintaining infrastructure and public facilities in an open society. Soros also established other important institutions, such as China Europe University and the International Science Foundation.

Soros received honorary doctorates from the Institute for New Society, Oxford University, Budapest University of Economics and Yale University. 1995 The University of Bologna (Italy) awarded the highest honor-Laurea Honor is Causa to Mr. Soros in recognition of his efforts to promote an open society all over the world.

Soros is the chairman of the board of directors of LCC Soros Fund, and the Private Investment Management Office confirmed that he is a consultant of Quantum Fund Group. Quantum fund is the oldest and largest fund in the quantum group, and it is generally considered as the best performance of any investment fund in the world in its 28-year history.

George soros (international sniper)

Investment strategy and theory: Based on "reflection theory" and "ups and downs theory", we can enter and exit at the turning point of the market, and take advantage of "herd effect" to actively manipulate the market against the market for market speculation. What matters is the market trend.

Theoretical exposition: Soros's core investment theory is "reflection theory", which simply refers to an interactive influence between investors and the market. The theoretical basis is that people can't correctly understand the world, investors enter the market with "prejudice", and "prejudice" is the key to understand the dynamics of financial markets. When "mass prejudice" belongs to only a few people, its influence is still very small, but the prejudice of different investors will produce group influence in the interaction and will evolve into a dominant concept. It is the "herd effect".