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fractals & scaling and price arbitrage. Our private funds are made up of companies whose basic reason d'etre is to grow a country/region and create wealth in its society: Thus our funds are special purpose pools in metals & mining, aluminum, oil & gas, coal, precious metals, uranium, diamonds & gold, and worldwide agriculture. We avoid the the US and technology and spend our time and money in markets such as Sub Saharan Africa,South Africa, Australia, China, Indonesia, Malaysia, Indonesia, Russia and Mongolia. The manifest destiny and the riches to come will be outside of the US.We spend half the year in Europe and Paris and the other half in California watching the Golden State come apart at the seams. We adhere to our Mississippi and French roots: tall trees don't grow to the sky and buy to the sound of cannons and sell to the sound of trumpets.And always remember that the market can stay irrational longer than you can stay solvent. And however beautiful the strategy, you should occaisonally look at the results.And from time-to-time Y'all gots to get away to your favorite Cafe; in Paris, it's Cafe Mazarin, rue Buci in the 6th. Cafe du Monde, NOLA is our patronomie home base. And always remember this bit of Paris graffiti when it comes to the hustlers, talking heads and know-it-alls of investing: "the past is becoming more and more unpredictable."

Exchange which created present day Wall Street and I track the relationship between sugar and ther City of New Orleans. The book also tells the story of slave rebellions that have been forgotten and the relationship between New Orleans with Haiti, Martinique, French Guyana Trinidad-Tobago and the growing and processing of sugar. First as a staple of cooking and as the foundation for Rhum and drink.Also the book tells the story of slave ships, disembarkation and selling of slaves in New Orleans, and Charleston. Sugar and Cotton were the economic cornerstones of the Confederacy and were used to back the debt of the Confederacy.