People who made a fortune by betting the worst would happen
Daniel Coughlin
06 March 2019
The most legendary short sellers of all time
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What exactly is short selling?
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Jesse Lauriston Livermore
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Jesse Lauriston Livermore
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Jesse Lauriston Livermore
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Robert W. Wilson
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Robert W. Wilson
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Paul Tudor Jones II
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Paul Tudor Jones II
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Paul Tudor Jones II
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Andy Krieger
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Andy Krieger
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Andy Krieger
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George Soros
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George Soros
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George Soros
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John Templeton
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John Templeton
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John Templeton
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Jim Chanos
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Jim Chanos
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Jim Chanos
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John Paulson
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John Paulson
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John Paulson
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Michael Burry
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Jamie Mai
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