The Alchemy of Finance George Soros By George Soros
Part 1: Theory The first part of the book is divided into several chapters where the theory of reflexivity is explained in great detail. The concepts can certainly be hard to grasp for the beginner, but since Soros explains everything with real-time examples with his own experience, it makes it a little easier. Soros also states that since the stock market meets all the criteria of a perfect competition, he chose it to develop his theory of reflexivity. At this point, Soros explores the concept of equilibrium and argues that it’s a misconception when it comes to the stock market. Once can observe several fluctuations in the market and since the underlying conditions are also changing constantly, especially when it’s supposed to be reflecting the changes in the market, it’s a little difficult to show a firm relationship between the two. Soros further explains that theories can be divided into technical and fundamental theory. While the technical theory is almost useless...
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