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The Big Shorts: Livermore, Chanos
Lecture no. 15 from the course: The Art of Investing: Lessons from History's Greatest Traders
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Taught by Professor John M. Longo | 29 min
Short selling is a dangerous game, since your losses are theoretically unlimited. Compare the short-selling strategies of two investing legends: Jesse Livermore, who made millions during the crash of 1929, and James Chanos, who predicted the collapse of Enron in the early 2000s....
24 Lectures
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of 29 min
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Benjamin Graham and Value Investing
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Warren Buffett: Investing Forever
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Fisher and Price: The Growth-Stock Investors
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Harry Markowitz's Modern Portfolio Theory
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John Bogle, Index Mutual Fund Pioneer
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The Big Shorts: Livermore, Chanos
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George Soros's $10 Billion Currency Play
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