Stanley Druckenmiller sits down for a wide-ranging conversation about how he actually trades: position sizing, technical analysis, and the risk management instincts he built over three decades. He covers the trade that broke the Bank of England, the losses that nearly ended his career, and why he thinks diversification is overrated. Along the way, he traces his path from a Pittsburgh bank training program to running Soros's Quantum Fund, explains how 272 nightly charts shape every decision he makes, and describes the two years he spent whipsawed by the tech bubble before a four-month sabbatical reset his head. He talks candidly about the rupiah position that cost him over a billion dollars, why he has never used a stop loss, and why he plays bigger when he is winning rather than booking the year. The conversation closes with his read on the aftermath of the financial crisis, his case for gold, and the sovereign debt reckoning he believed was coming.
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