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Eins der großen Tabuthemen bleibt Geld - egal ob man reich oder arm ist. Wer über Geld redet, hat keins? Über Geld spricht man nicht, man hat es? Aber was ist, wenn man mal viel hatte und alles verlor? In seinem berührenden Memoir beschreibt der Journalist Alexander Hurst, wie er innerhalb weniger Monate 1,2 Mio Dollar verdiente und schlagartig wieder verlor. Er zeichnet ein Porträt von unserer spätkapitalistischen Gesellschaft und unserem Verhältnis zu Geld und geht Fragen nach, die uns alle bewegen um Finanzen, Gemeinschaft und was es bedeutet, ein sinnvolles Leben zu führen. Wir leben in Zeiten großer finanzieller Paradoxe: Bildung, Gesundheitsversorgung und geographische Reisefreiheit sind in den letzten Jahrzehnten für immer mehr Menschen zugänglich geworden. Aber anders als die Babyboomer leben Millennials und die Generation Z häufiger von Gehaltscheck zu Gehaltscheck. Das Schulden-Einkommens-Verhältnis steigt, genauso wie die Angst vor Altersarmut. Gleichzeitig schwebt über allem das Versprechen vom großen Aktiengewinn. Die Trading-Apps der letzten Jahre haben Zugangsbeschränkungen egalisiert und das Phänomen der Amateur-Händler hervorgebracht. Die Finanzwelt lädt zum Spiel ein: "passives Einkommen", "sein Geld für sich arbeiten lassen", sind die Traumvorstellung vieler (junger) Leute, die ihre Zeit anders verbringen möchten als im klassischen Nine-to-five-Job. Genauso Alexander Hurst, der im Meme-Stock-Hype 2020 dem großen Geld hinterherjagte und während der Corona-Pandemie ein kurz das Millionärs-Dasein erleben konnte. Doch welche Freiheiten bringt Geld wirklich? Welche Auswirkungen hat es auf Freundschaften, Prioritäten und Werte? Stehen individuelles Streben nach Geld und die Schaffung von Gemeinschaft im Konflikt miteinander? Und wann ist viel genug?Von Hannah Arendt über Thomas Piketty bis hin zu bell hooks lässt Alexander Hurst Philosoph*innen und Wissenschaftler*innen zu Wort kommen und verwebt gekonnt Gesellschaftliches, Politisches und Persönliches. Mit großer Erzählkunst schafft er eine moderne Parabel über Geld - und über uns.

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 Shigeru Fujimoto wurde 1936 als jüngstes von vier Kindern in eine arme Bauernfamilie hineingeboren. Mit gerade einmal 19 Jahren wagte er den Sprung in die Welt der Aktienmärkte. Heute, sieben Jahrzehnte später, wird er als 'Japans Warren Buffett' gefeiert.
 
 In seinem Bestseller 'Daytrading' offenbart Fujimoto die Erkenntnisse aus 70 Jahren Trading-Erfahrung - ein außergewöhnlicher Erfahrungsschatz, der Erfolge und schmerzhafte Niederlagen gleichermaßen umfasst. Während andere in den Wirren der geplatzten Wirtschaftsblase der 1990er-Jahre und der verheerenden Lehman-Krise 2008 untergingen, baute er über die Jahre ein Vermögen von 11 Millionen Euro auf.
 
 Selbst mit 90 Jahren sitzt Fujimoto täglich vor den Charts. Seine einzigartige Strategie vereint technische Analyse mit der Weisheit jahrzehntelanger Erfahrung und der feinen Intuition eines Meisters seines Fachs. Damit stellt er selbst große institutionelle Trader regelmäßig in den Schatten.
 
 Dabei bricht seine Philosophie mit üblichen Klischees: Es geht nicht nur ums Geldverdienen. Fujimoto lehrt Einsteigern und Profis gleichermaßen, wie man kluge Investments erkennt, das Trading als erfüllende Tätigkeit genießt und dabei das Leben in vollen Zügen schätzt. Mehr braucht es nicht.
 
 Kurse fallen, sobald man kauft. Sie steigen, nachdem man verkauft hat. Das kennt jeder Trader. Das gehört zum Spiel. Wer an der Börse bestehen will, muss Fehler und Rückschläge nicht fürchten, sondern als natürlichen Bestandteil des Daytradings umarmen. Sie sind Teil des Abenteuers - und man sollte jede Gelegenheit mit Freude ergreifen.
 
 Sein Motto: Das Alter spielt keine Rolle. Nur der Anfang zählt. Und die Zeit, um zu beginnen, war noch nie so günstig wie heute.

Ratschläge des 87-jährigen Daytraders Shigeru, der allein ein Vermögen von 11 Mio. Euro aufgebaut hat – und immer noch jeden Tag handelt. Japans Warren Buffett

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