Carl Icahn: The Queens boy who made $21 billion – VisualPolitik EN

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For years, he was the investor most feared by Wall Street executives. A tough guy, with a strong, inflexible character and a good nose for business. Over time, and thanks to these attributes, Carl Icahn has become one of the most important investors in history.

According to Forbes, at the time of preparing this video, his net worth surpassed the incredible figure of $14 billion.

But now, who is Carl Icahn really? How did he get into the world of markets? How did he make his fortune? What investment style does this already legendary investor use?

For this new video in the series that we are producing in conjunction with Value School, we’ll tell you.

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