One of the most breathtaking "great deals" in history allowed John Paulson to make a lot of money during the financial crisis; his huge profits seemed unrealistic and almost dreamy: his company's annual profit was US$15 billion, which exceeded the combined GDP of three South American countries, including Bolivia, Honduras, and Paraguay, with a total population of more than 12 million; His personal annual income is nearly 4 billion U. S. Dollars, and his daily income is more than 10 million U. S. Dollars, which exceeds the total income of three people including the great writer J. K. Rowling, talk show queen Oprah Winfrey, and golf king Tiger Woods; his net worth is higher than that of the great director Steven Spielberg, Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg, and banker David Rockefeller.
Reader comments
It reminds me of the characters in "The Big Short". They all have unique insights and decisive decision-making power. I liked the scene in the book about Paulson observing market data in his office. It made me feel his focus and intelligence. This book is a good read for people who want to understand the financial market, and is recommended to friends who are interested in investment and business.
It reminds me of the characters in "The Big Short". They all have unique insights and decisive decision-making power. I liked the scene in the book about Paulson observing market data in his office. It made me feel his focus and intelligence. This book is a good read for people who want to understand the financial market, and is recommended to friends who are interested in investment and business.