Trader Movie DL - Paul Tudor Jones

For all you interns with hopes, dreams, and aspirations of greatness this summer, pay very close attention. This man is a true legend. In my opinion his Global Macro ability surpasses George Soro's. The only man close is Jim Rogers who retired at 32 with a whopping 4200% return(he buys and holds he doesn't trade). If your already in the business..well..take it as motivation to end the first quarter strong. Get Money!

Ps - If you can read Chinese I advise you to find download button haha

http://www.tudou.com/programs/view/XH5W4vffBbY/

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@ LLcoolJ

Are you serious? Jim Rogers then Stanley Drunkenmiller managed the Quantum Fund. Soro's retired after Rogers returned 4200% to Quantum. How long have you been trading and making money in the market?

Please don't make me talk to you like an asshole...
 
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Bravo@ LLcoolJ

Are you serious? Jim Rogers then Stanley Drunkenmiller managed the Quantum Fund. Soro's retired after Rogers returned 4200% to Quantum. How long have you been trading and making money in the market?

I have not seen you post in a while, so it is nice to see you back. With the advice of another forum member, I have been reading/watching a lot about the founders of Commodities Corp, and the success that led to almost $100 billion in assets under their alumni. Paul Tudor Jones, Bruce Kovner, Louis Bacon Moore, and a few of the lesser known names who retired from managing the money of others were enough to prove that following trends and macro trading go hand in hand.

LLCoolJ, there is no sense in arguing about who is better. They all have different views on the economy, but they are all great risk managers for their styles and that is what makes them so successful.

 
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Bravo@ LLcoolJ

Are you serious? Jim Rogers then Stanley Drunkenmiller managed the Quantum Fund. Soro's retired after Rogers returned 4200% to Quantum. How long have you been trading and making money in the market?

I have not seen you post in a while, so it is nice to see you back. With the advice of another forum member, I have been reading/watching a lot about the founders of Commodities Corp, and the success that led to almost $100 billion in assets under their alumni. Paul Tudor Jones, Bruce Kovner, Louis Bacon Moore, and a few of the lesser known names who retired from managing the money of others were enough to prove that following trends and macro trading go hand in hand.

LLCoolJ, there is no sense in arguing about who is better. They all have different views on the economy, but they are all great risk managers for their styles and that is what makes them so successful.

Its Louis Moore Bacon, not Louis Bacon Moore.

 

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