
Ever wonder how billionaires make their money? Some inherit it – like
the Walton children who became billionaires after the founder of
Wal-Mart died. Some billionaires like South American drug-lords make
their money illegally. Yet others found and build very successful
companies, folks like Michael Dell and Bill Gates. But one type of
billionaire – the thinker – makes his money differently. He sees the
world in a unique way that makes him very rich.
These billionaires look at a problem and instead of finding one or two
ways to solve it, they find hundreds of solutions. They’re successful at
investing because they think differently from you and I. They
identify a change in the economy and find unique ways to profit from it.
One of these investors is Warren Buffett who I’ve mentioned numerous
times in my articles. Another is Carl Icahn, best known for his hostile
takeover of TWA airlines in the 1980s.
Both of these billionaires enrich themselves by thinking differently.
Let me give you a perfect example. A few months back the newspapers
were abuzz when Warren Buffet announced purchases of Burlington Northern
(BNI), Norfolk Southern (NSC), and Union Pacific (UNP) shares. The
railroads hadn't seen excitement like this since the transcontinental
lines were completed in 1869.
Seriously, why was Warren Buffet buying railroads? Historically they were huge consumers of capital, and profits were fickle. Not exactly the
type of investment he prefers.
Then news about Carl Icahn arrived. He took a major stake in
Greenbrier (GBX), just under 10%. For those of you who don’t know,
Greenbrier is one of the largest manufacturers of railcars in the United
States. Apparently the railroad industry, the same one that made
Cornelius Vanderbilt his fortune in the late 1860s, is back in vogue!
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| Company | Gain | |
| Middlebrook Pharma (MBRK) | 179% | |
| N. American Palladium (PAL) | 141% | |
| Converted Organics (COIN) | 127% | |
| EchoStar (SATS) | 100% | |
| Celsion (CLN) | 88% | |
| Company | Loss | |
| SiRF Technology (SIRF) | 73% | |
| MoneyGram (MGI) | 69% | |
| Aruba Networks (ARUN) | 65% | |
| AMBAC (ABK) | 64% | |
| ShoreTel (SHOR) | 63% | |