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　　"A penniless survivor of the Nazi occupation of Hungary,

George Soros is now one of the richest men in the world, and Robert

Slater does an excellent job of helping us understand how Soros did

it. . . . Slater distinguishes Soros from other great investors by

explaining his mental processes . . . . He explains how Soros views

markets as chaotic, not efficient, and very prone to boom-bust

sequences. . . . Slater has written a fascinating

volume."--Barron's. .

Preface

Chapter 1  The World's Greatest investor

Chapter 2 A Boy and His Parents

Chapter 3  The Cellars of Budapest

Chapter 4  Like Freud or Einstein

Chapter 5 The Blind Leading the Blind

Chapter 6  Fascinated by Chaos

Chapter 7  Invest First and Investigate Later

Chapter 8  Putting My Money Where MyMouth Was

Chapter 9 A Quantum Leap

Chapter 10  The Identity Crisis

Chapter 11  The Imperial Circle

Chapter 12  The Killing of a Lifetime

Chapter 13  A Philosophical Speculator

Chapter 14  A Cheap Price for Freedom

Chapter 15  An Urge to Reveal Oneself

Chapter 16  The Big Crash

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作为世界上最成功的投资家，同时也是自由政治活动的代表人物，乔治·索罗斯是我们这个时代最吸引人、最具极端性的人物。他最初的声誉来自他非凡的投资才能，而最近十几年，索罗斯开始关注国际政治领域。 "A penniless survivor of the Nazi occupation of Hungary, George Soros is now one of the richest men in the world, and Robert Slater does an excellent job of helping us understand how Soros did it. . . . Slater distinguishes Soros from other great investors by explaining his mental processes . . . . He explains how Soros views markets as chaotic, not efficient, and very prone to boom-bust sequences. . . . Slater has written a fascinating volume." --Barron's . . The highly acclaimed bestseller updated to reveal Soros' role in our new economic and political era . . As a financial genius, global philanthropist, political activist, man of conscience, and the world's only investor with his own foreign policy--it cannot be denied that Soros is an enigmatic man of enormous influence. For more than four decades he has been so successful that he has been accused of directing the course of global markets and shaping the destinies of nations. . . Now, in this exhaustively updated and expanded edition of his 1996 bestseller, biographer Robert Slater separates fact from fiction to get at the truth about the mysterious figure of George Soros. Working from extensive interviews with Soros and those closest to him, Slater combines compelling biographical detail with scrupulous analysis to: . . Detail how Soros made his billions as a global currency trader and stock operator . Chronicle his role in bringing down communism and establishing open societies to Eastern Europe and the former USSR . Demystify Soros's macroeconomic approach to investing and his oft-misunderstood theory of reflexivity. Explore his fanatical obsession with unseating George W. Bush in 2004 and his growing involvement with left-wing political activist groups. Reveal George Soros's strategies for surviving and thriving in the chaos of today's credit markets . . --------. . He's been hailed as the �World's Greatest Investor� and �King of the Hedge Funds.� In the 1980s he worked tirelessly and spent lavishly to help bring down communism in Eastern Europe and establish open societies where none existed. Yet he now asserts that his life's mission is to defend democracy against capitalism and �excessive individualism�. An avowed liberal, he's vilified on the right and admired by many on the left. . . George Soros has been making headlines for more than four decades, yet he remains as much an enigma as ever--especially to those who would divine the secrets behind his phenomenal success as a global investor. Now, in this thoroughly updated, substantially expanded edition of his 1996 bestseller Soros, biographer Robert Slater goes beyond the headlines and the oft-told tales to reveal the man behind the legend. . . Working from extensive interviews with Soros himself, as well as Soros's business associates and friends, Slater traces his subject's life across two continents and more than seven decades. We see Soros as a Hungarian boy whose favorite game was Monopoly; a Jewish teenager on the run from the Gestapo; an �migr� in England who waited tables and served as a lifeguard tp survive; a burgeoning intellectual at the London School of Economics with a flair for analytical philosoph; and as a new arrival to his adoptive homeland, the USA. . . Slater also closely tracks Soros's meteoric rise from unsuccessful gold arbitrageur to �The Man Who Moves Markets.� He chronicles many of Soros's financial triumphs and missteps, digging deep to provide new insights into some of his most sensational coups, including Soros's history-making move against the Pound-a play that netted him a cool $1 billion and seemingly threatened to break The Bank of England. . . And in entirely new chapters devoted to Soros's political awakening, Slater describes his growing involvement with national politics during the 1990s, his role in helping to launch the liberal political action group, Americans Coming Together, his mounting obsession with George W. Bush following 9/11 and his efforts to unseat him in the 2004 election, and his widely misunderstood involvement with Moveon.org. .