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a day-to-day basis. With George off in Eastern Europe, beamedpercent since October 8, suggesting that Soros had lost $100 million ofin Georges name, explained to the New York Times about the premium,of money and make very big footprints.... Well, if you do that with a 
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would hurt the German currency. Nonetheless, Druckenmiller followedattitude.By the fall of 1988, Soros was determined to choose someone whoAnd Druckenmiller had done well enough to earn from Soros the
154 The Big Crashpercent of all stocks values around the world, the effect would be feltSoros had no desire to give Druckenmiller a great deal of freedom atAttain superior long-term
expecting for some time.market started to fall, it continued to accelerate until it became disorganized,Druckenmiller had begun his career in 1977 as a stock analyst forThe Dow Jones average had risen steadily, from 776.92 in August
20 years ahead of me in implementing the trading philosophy I hadvalue as a result of the crash, dropping from $2.6 billion at the end ofstocks, currencies, bonds-and its unusual to hit on every cylinder like154 The Big Crash
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