Octagenarian Billionaires May 13, 2005 3:55pm by Barry Ritholtz Another wealthy old timer saves the market . . . How many of these guys are there? The bulls better hope we don’t run out of them anytime soon. > I doubt WB is egotistical enough to play that game . . . > Spread the wealth. twitter facebook linkedin What's been said: Discussions found on the web: anon commented on May 13 mea culpa time again. Carl Icahn is a sprite 69, not 80+. And Octagenarian is spelled wrong. Andres commented on May 13 Successful investors, like African and Latin American dictators, seem to have Old Testament-like lifespans. M. Tricia Lee commented on Aug 10 Would you fund a motion picture that I am interested in making?. This is M. Tricia Lee, who forced both Eisner and Ron Meyer out of the business because of the lack of quality in their motion pictures. Posted Under Market History Previous Post New Column up at Real Money (05/13/05) Next Post Reasons to Be Bearish: Plus Ca Change
anon commented on May 13 mea culpa time again. Carl Icahn is a sprite 69, not 80+. And Octagenarian is spelled wrong.
Andres commented on May 13 Successful investors, like African and Latin American dictators, seem to have Old Testament-like lifespans.
M. Tricia Lee commented on Aug 10 Would you fund a motion picture that I am interested in making?. This is M. Tricia Lee, who forced both Eisner and Ron Meyer out of the business because of the lack of quality in their motion pictures.
mea culpa time again. Carl Icahn is a sprite 69, not 80+. And Octagenarian is spelled wrong.
Successful investors, like African and Latin American dictators, seem to have Old Testament-like lifespans.
Would you fund a motion picture that I am interested
in making?.
This is M. Tricia Lee, who forced both Eisner and
Ron Meyer out of the business because of the
lack of quality in their motion pictures.