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To: SeachRE who wrote (58139)6/16/2002 2:35:08 PM
From: X Y Zebra  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 208838
 
He could not have as he wrote the book in 1987

www1.dragonet.es

A second edition was written in 1994, where he explains how Stanley Drukenmiller became really the hands on manager and Soros started to go off into philanthropy land

amazon.com

As I said... As he became a philanthropist many of his decisions proved to be flawed. Still I think it is worth a read. I think he has a very unique mind and you can pick and choose what you like... (not that you have to)

As for you being an economist... ok I take it back, I did not mean to be mean to you... -ggg

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btw....

"It takes courage to be a pig."

-- Stanley Druckenmiller
Chief Trader for George Soros



To: SeachRE who wrote (58139)6/16/2002 2:43:17 PM
From: X Y Zebra  Respond to of 208838
 
FYI

Here is another review on Soros and his theories...

wealtheffect.com

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Alchemy of Finance

This is a marvelous book to give to people who have an exaggerated perception of their own investment talents. By page 10, they will probably feel overwhelmed. It is unquestionably a difficult read, written by a man who views himself more as a philosopher than a money manager. However, if you are willing to make the effort, it will be time well spent. George Soros is that rare commodity: a truly original and brilliant thinker, and one who is self-critical without being falsely humble.