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Mike

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Everybody should read this book.

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Revisado: 12-01-21

Everybody should read this book. It contains so much good stuff on the how and why of ending things that need to end.

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Starts good, turns into revisionist history.

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Revisado: 12-01-21

Starts good, turns into revisionist history. After a while it was hard to listen to. He spends so much his effort trying to paint his legacy, it destroys his story.

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His best book.

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Revisado: 12-01-21

A wonderful book for anyone who does anything remotely creative. All of his work is worth reading, but I found this to be his best.

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Decent book about storytelling.

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Revisado: 12-01-21

First few chapters about storytelling are quite good, but nothing new. I bought the book just looking to hear more on the topic. Some later chapters intending to show how storytelling trumped truth get thin on logic. He aims for scientific low hanging fruit (like flat planet theory), but I found (imo) the logic used on why these are wrong was ... questionable. He was making a point about good story telling though, and this part was good. For those who like deep dives in probability and logic, some of it is just a bit hard to get through.

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Excellent

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Revisado: 12-12-16

A must read for anybody parenting pubescent girls. Read it when your girls are 10 and then read it again and again. It will make your parenting experience and their adolescent experience better.

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Inside the House of Money: Top Hedge Fund Traders on Profiting in the Global Markets Audiolibro Por Steven Drobny, Niall Ferg

Good insight into the mind of a successful trader.

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Revisado: 11-03-12

What did you love best about Inside the House of Money: Top Hedge Fund Traders on Profiting in the Global Markets?

I you personally guide any of your investments, this book is worth reading. There are no direct investment ideas, but it gives great insight into the mental mind-set of those who win in the market. I found it humbling and it has already saved me money by changing my mindset on when to cut bait and when to keep fishing.

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Understanding the man behind the political money

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Revisado: 11-03-12

Would you say that listening to this book was time well-spent? Why or why not?

A good read to help understand actions of the Obama administration. He also givesvery direct, and accurate, critique of Bush policies. His disdain for Bush helps explain the money he has spent, through his endowments, to effect the political process. If not clear earlier, he makes his overall goal quite clear near the end of the bood wishing for "a new world order" and that "all will produce to the extent of their ability and receive to the extent of their need". He makes it clear the purpose of his political spending is a socialist one world government.

From the investment side, I have never read a book by a successful trader that I didn't like because theyalways offer some pearls on trading philosopy. This book is no different. He does a good job of defending his reflexivity theory. If you find this idea interesting, I suggest reading "Human Action" by Mises. He does a much better job of explaining this relationship. Soros' explantion of the crash is good, his plans for the future are less well thought out. Mises again deals with the pitfalls of Soros' ideas for different interventions.

Overall, a worthwhile read. It becomes clear that Soros' talent was understanding the world's central banks monitary policy and the implications. He made his forturnes by always being a step ahead of them. That makes him brilliant in central bank monitary policy and investing, his understanding of overall economics is less gifted and mostly dictated by Keynes.

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The Little Book of Commodity Investing Audiolibro Por John Stephenson, John Mauldin - foreword arte de portada

A good introduction to commodity investing.

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Revisado: 11-03-12

Any additional comments?

Don't expect many direct investment ideas. This is more of an introduction to what opportunities exist in the commodity space. A worthwhile listen for anyone not familiar with commodity investing.

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Long, but worth every minute. A true masterpiece.

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Revisado: 08-16-12

Would you consider the audio edition of Human Action to be better than the print version?

Likely the greatest economic book ever written. I had never been able to finish the written book, but the audio book made me look forward to hours of business travel. Few writers have ever linked macro economic events back to the purchasing decisions of individuals so well. The first few chapters are a bit dry, but they lay the ground work in the psychology and philosophy of the individual that that make the rest of the book brilliant. He describes the future of the next 50 years after the book was written as a pure thought experiment on the consequenses of Kensian and socialist economics. His thought process makes the ongoing actions of the worlds central bankers almost predictable when you take into account the individual and group motivations of the monitary power structure. Strongly recommended with Currency Wars and Endgame as the best economic books in the Audible collection.

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Interesting and entertaining

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Revisado: 08-16-12

Where does Fool's Gold rank among all the audiobooks you’ve listened to so far?

Provides interesting insight into the development of the derivatives mania. The autor's biases as an FT reporter are obvious, but do not overly distract from the book. As an example, she refers to Greenspan as a ardent believer in the free market on multiple occassions when he was one of the greatest proponents of government intervention and coersion of the capital markets in history. Still worth the price off the sales rack.

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