Go See “The Big Short” Right Now — And Then Read This
The Big Shorters' made billions in the subprime crisis – how have their funds performed since?
Billionaire John Paulson Warns Cryptocurrencies Will Be Worthless, Bitcoin Too Volatile to Short – Markets and Prices Bitcoin News
Investment Advice from John Paulson: Where to Bet $100,000 - Bloomberg
Cryptocurrency: Billionaire John Paulson Billionaire Who Shorted Subprime Calls Crypto "Worthless" Bubble
John Paulson's Struggling Hedge Fund • World Top Investors
John Paulson's subprime (mortgage) trade led to historic fortune. His drug-company investments? Big losses and plunging assets… | Not Too Big To Fail
Michael Lewis: the scourge of Wall Street | The Big Short | The Guardian
Billionaire John Paulson, who made $20B on 2008 housing crash, to divorce wife without prenup | Daily Mail Online
7 Movies That Tell The Real Story Behind the Financial Crisis | Fortune
Hedge-Fund Star John Paulson Owes $1 Billion in Taxes This Year - InsideHook
John Paulson, Winner in 2008 Crisis, Latest to Quit Hedge Funds - Bloomberg
John Paulson with $1.5 billion. taxes for the big short bet in 2005 - Varchev Finance
John Paulson made one of the greatest financial bets of all time. Now he owes $1.5 billion in taxes
John Paulson Hits the Jackpot With Horizon Buyout — Here Are His 2 Top Stocks Right Now - TipRanks.com
Paulson goes short on German Bunds | CNN Business
John Paulson and wife Jenny in epic divorce battle
Big shorts, who thrived during the financial crisis, have faltered since 2008
Billionaire John Paulson, who made $20B on 2008 housing crash, to divorce wife without prenup | Daily Mail Online
John Paulson is a hedge fund manager, investor, and philanthropist. He is the founder and president of Paulson & Co Stock Photo - Alamy
La gran apuesta” o “The Big Short” una obra maestra de las finanzas – El Blog de finanzas y economía de Marc Garrigasait
John Paulson walks away from hedge funds
John Paulson eyes exit • World Top Investors
What the 'Big Short' Movie Gets Right—and Wrong—About the Financial Crisis - WSJ
