“Doing what the billionaires do might not be the best way to manage your investments,” Philip Elmer-DeWitt reports for Fortune. “But it’s the strategy that iBillionaire has chosen.”
“What started as an iPhone app that tracked the securities holdings of the richest investors grew into a stock fund — Direxion iBillionaire Index (IBLN) — that turned one-year-old last month,” P.E.D. reports. “Apple was one of the fund’s best performers and remains a top holding for eight of the investors that iBillionaire tracks: Carl Icahn, David Einhorn, Leon Cooperman, David Tepper, George Soros, Julian Robertson, Ray Dalio and Richard Chilton.”
Read more and see the charts in the full article here.
[Thanks to MacDailyNews Reader “Lynn Weiler” for the heads up.]
IBLN, hmm. stands for i Ballmer’s Left Nut?
BLN…we had some good battles with that nut sack.
Soros is quite the twit. In more ways than one.
Imagine ~ ~ ~ ~ iBillionaires wake up one day out of their financial game playing and realize where they are: On miracle planet Earth, our only home ~ ~ ~ ~ And they decide to do something positive with their life and their game winnings ~ ~ ~ ~ for a change. ~ ~ ~ ~
It could happen!
(And no Neo-Con-Job kiddies. I’m not talking about going all liberal loony: the other side of The Land Of The Lost coin. There are far more important things in the world, if you look).
A Rogue’s Gallery of Dickheads!
I have never heard any of them speak unkind about you. So why so bitter, little man?
There must be a “contribution to greater good” index for the big b’s. Before I research each of these guys, I’ll bet the picture isn’t pretty