Born in 1877, Jesse Livermore is one of the greatest traders that few people know about. While a book on his life, written by Edwin Lefèvre, Reminiscences of a Stock Operator (1923), is highly ...

This amounts to a gain of more than 53 times an initial investment made in 1964. Jesse Livermore had no formal education or stock-trading experience. He was a self-made man who learned from his ...

This is his life. Quotes from Wiley's "Reminiscences of a Stock Operator" by Edwin Lefevre. Historical information from Tom Rubython's "Jesse Livermore - Boy Plunger: The Man Who Sold America Short." ...

Jesse Livermore, the pseudonymous blogger of Philosophical ... and for longer-term investors even yearly moves in the market, aren't necessarily life and death. Calling tops is fun, and ultimately ...

But despite all odds, some short sellers have proven themselves by rooting out poor business practices and other weaknesses in their targets, making substantial profits as a result. Born in 1877 ...

Profit and prosper with the best of expert advice on investing, taxes, retirement, personal finance and ... The author loves to tell the story of Jesse Livermore, who is known as the greatest ...

Writing in 1923 about the famous discretionary speculator Jesse Livermore ... into account our greatest limitations. Significant personal life events, such as divorce and separation, have also ...

The couple has two children, and Jesse frequently acknowledges her significant contributions to his life and work.

Second gentleman Doug Emhoff dismissed scrutiny of his personal life during an interview on Friday, calling tabloid investigations into his past relationships and comments about Vice President ...

Many, if not most, of the guerrillas returned to civilian life after the war ended, putting down their weapons and picking up their plows. But Jesse and Frank James felt no peace. The humiliation ...