/biz/ - Business & Finance

Nice top border. That's got to be a healthy one, maybe even two pixels.

>>434202
Gooby pls.

>>434213
ありがとう

>>434200

I see you took my suggestion of Bernie Madoff as Chaotic Evil. Most gratifying.

>>434225
You, Anon! Yes, I did. I fell behind a little in making it though. I think that image of him is perfect for Chaotic Evil.

>>434226

He looks like a sinister warlock there. I think he actually is Chaotic Evil in real life, and his pictures reflect that.

>>434226
>>434229

Nice work by the way, good placement of Jim Simons and George Soros.

>>434229
Well for the cherry on top he did say "Fuck my victims."

>>434200

>Jim Simons

Candidate for lawful evil

>>434388
Possibly for CEOs, but the makeup is investors. Although I think the CEOs of Comcast, AT&T, etc. would be shoe-ins for that more so than Kotick.

>>434200
Shockingly accurate. Good work.

>>434499
But IMHO Jim Simons is a bullshitter faggot and shouldn't really be on that list. Maybe you could replace him with Berkowitz or Kyle Bass. Or Ackman.

>>434200
Jim Simons is the very picture of True Neutral in that photo. Just look at that fucker, with his neutral expression and the neutral way he's holding that cigarette.

>>434506
Ew, Ackman

Kyle Bass >>>> Ackman

>>434200
Also, um, I don't know two of them.

Buffett, Druckenmiller, ???
???, Simons, Robert Wilson,
Soros, Icahn, Madoff

>>434200

Who is who? Sorry I'm not very well versed in investors.

>>434506
He's bretty gud at what he does, although supposedly in recent years he's been slipping. Him buying TSLA a few months ago at such a ridiculous price makes me partially question his ability, at least in modern times. Still, he pulled in 2,478.6% over 11 years and has averaged something like 35-45% a year returns. Berkowitz's returns aren't impressive, and neither are Ackman's (although I admire and enjoy Ackman and his integrity).

>>434542
>>434543
Top to bottom, left to right: Warren Buffett, Stan Druckenmiller, David Tepper, Peter Lynch, Jim Simons, Robert Wilson, George Soros, Carl Icahn, Bernie Madoff. I specifically tried to include the best of the best (those with at least a 20%+ per year average return), except for Madoff.

Also, Robert Wilson was really an interesting character (he even told Bill Gates to pretty much fuck off in email conversations). He also killed himself last December at age 87 by jumping from his 16th floor apartment and left a pretty cut-and-dry suicide note which, although basic, brings some sad tears.

David Tepper is a damn god investor as well.

>>434564
"I had a rewarding life. Thank you and goodbye to all my friends. Please make sure you cancel all my plans. Tell everyone what I did. I’m not ashamed of killing myself. Sell all my stuff."

>>434564
Ohh Peter Lynch is the Magellan fund dude.

>>434566
:(

>>434576
Yeah, I found it odd but admirable that you'd know of Druckenmiller and Wilson but not based Lynch. It sucks that he's appears older in recent years (although obviously that should be the case).

http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x183vs5_charlie-rose-peter-lynch_news

>>434200
One could debate that Soros is anything but lawful.

>>434621
Well attitude-wise, he's pretty lawful. But behind the scenes (think-tanks, secret societies, dark connections, funding shady groups and causes, NWO talk, etc.), he's pretty unlawful. Plus it's alleged that he has various "connections" in regards to insider trading. But I think Icahn's mean outward attitude earned him a higher observable degree of evil than Soros' politeness and "alleged" secret dark side.

>>434630

Soros I feel still counts as Lawful. Those plans within plans, secret deals, and hidden structures, that's all pretty Lawful. DnD Law is about working with plans and organization, rather than specifically obeying the laws of the land. That's why Bernie Madoff is Chaotic - he just improvised and blatantly betrayed people's trust until he couldn't do it anymore.

That's my take on it anyway.

>>434649
I would agree m8. Although I'm not entirely familiar with every aspect of DnD Law (or even DnD itself), I feel a lot of the ranking is naturally based on perception and the person's outward attitude (hence Icahn being worse than Soros).

Although I know a guy who was once a caterer to Icahn in the 90's who said he was a really nice guy.

Bump for Gooby.

>>435883
Gooby?

>>434200
i can only recognize madoff, soros and buffett

I like how Buffet and Madoff are wearing similar overcoats with the dollars turned up, like a master and his fallen apprentice.

>one looking down into darkness, one looking upwards into light

>soros
>evil

seriously guys

>>434621
um yeah. Soro's companies have been fined for market manipulation more than once.

Also would replace Druckenmiller wth Jim Rogers as Neutral good.

>>438093
/pol/ says he is evil, though I think this may be because he is jewish more than his financial manipulations

>>438093
george soros recently pulled his contributions to FEMEN, a radical feminist protesting agency, when he learned they were going to open a chapter in Israel

>>438126
and??? fuck israel

>>438110


its more the fact that he funds the spread of the post-modern cathedral across the globe.

http://theden.tv/2013/09/28/the-rose-revolution-how-georgia-got-to-know-george-soros/

>>438093
See here m8 >>434630

>>438095
Druckenmiller seems more prominent in good with his attitude, kindness, charity, and reclusiveness. Plus Simons' "badass" look lessens his good side, although of course he's a good guy.

>>438131
The point he was making is that Soros wants everywhere but Israel destroyed. /pol/ is always right.

Gobby plx

>>438151

what? soros is boycotting israel i thought

>>439230
I don't know the truth or specifics, I was simply elaborating on what the other Anon was saying in regards to Soros and Israel here: >>438126

>>434200
>>438357

>>439253
Despite being a die-hard Buffett fan and reading 6+ books about him, I've never heard about this. A quick study reveals she is supposedly the daughter of his son's ex-wife (not even bloodline) and is a stupid hippy who doesn't know how to be smart with money. Either way, I'd take Buffett's word over her's, especially if she's one of those whiny 99%ers who wastes their life on drugs and being stupid and then complains that people who don't waste their life somehow owe her and other such deadbeats something.