In the 1987 bull market, investor George Soros boldly predicted a downturn in the Nikkei and growth in the S&P 500, positioning his stocks accordingly. However, the opposite occurred, leading to significant losses. This case shows mid-sized company CEOs the importance of balancing bold strategies with risk management and not blindly going against market trends.
An entrepreneur, passionate about sports, invested in a sports management business despite limited industry experience. Despite ups and downs, the venture resulted in a successful exit after 10 years. This case demonstrates how following personal passions, even without expertise, can lead to long-term success for mid-sized company leaders willing to take calculated risks.
By Jon Michail | SEP 16, 2024
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