The most famous short traders and investors in history.
Short-selling deals have been associated with some of the biggest market downturns and economic crashes in financial history. Among the most prominent figures are:
🎓 Jesse Livermore:
One of the most famous speculators in history, he amassed a fortune of $100 million during the 1929 U.S. stock market crash through a series of massive short-selling trades.
🎓 George Soros:
The man who “broke the Bank of England” in 1992, when he opened a massive $10 billion short position against the British pound, making a profit of more than $1 billion in a single day.
🎓 Michael Burry:
The physician and renowned investor who predicted the 2007 U.S. housing market crash (a story portrayed in the film The Big Short). He bet everything against mortgage-backed securities and generated astronomical profits for his fund.
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Short-selling deals have been associated with some of the biggest market downturns and economic crashes in financial history. Among the most prominent figures are:
🎓 Jesse Livermore:
One of the most famous speculators in history, he amassed a fortune of $100 million during the 1929 U.S. stock market crash through a series of massive short-selling trades.
🎓 George Soros:
The man who “broke the Bank of England” in 1992, when he opened a massive $10 billion short position against the British pound, making a profit of more than $1 billion in a single day.
🎓 Michael Burry:
The physician and renowned investor who predicted the 2007 U.S. housing market crash (a story portrayed in the film The Big Short). He bet everything against mortgage-backed securities and generated astronomical profits for his fund.
🔥💵 $XRP #xrp