David Einhorn Exits Billionaire Club After Horrible Investment Run

ajacobson · Mar 6, 2019

https://www.forbes.com/sites/antoin...-einhorn-exits-billionaire-club/#15f3b2a9498c

DepthTrade · Mar 6, 2019

"wearing a dated tie that he wore nearly two decades ago"

Lol,

Bekim · Mar 6, 2019

Why the fuck would you short NFLX long term?

ironchef · Mar 6, 2019

ajacobson said:
https://www.forbes.com/sites/antoin...-einhorn-exits-billionaire-club/#15f3b2a9498c

To be honest, I don't mind being a 100millionaire.

Visaria · Mar 7, 2019

You would mind if you were a billionaire before.

ironchef said:
To be honest, I don't mind being a 100millionaire.

ironchef · Mar 7, 2019

Visaria said:
You would mind if you were a billionaire before.

No, because I am not greedy.

Visaria · Mar 8, 2019

ironchef said:
No, because I am not greedy.

If you don't have a modicum of greed, then trading /investing is not good for u.

Pekelo · Mar 8, 2019

JK Rowling (of Harry Potter fame) also exited the billionaires' club, but due to charity. Slight difference...

I guess we could say Einhorn donated to the markets...

ironchef · Mar 8, 2019

Visaria said:
If you don't have a modicum of greed, then trading /investing is not good for u.

Actually I think greed is one of the reasons many traders failed. The other by the way is fear/panic.

apdxyk · Mar 9, 2019

Greed is simply a form of fear, a dialectical unity. Both are normal instincts, their intensity differs among individuals and within the same individual, depending on various factors. Greed is a fear to be left behind.