天安门学运领袖
李禄或成股神接班人
更新: July 30, 2010 17:57
（美国‧华盛顿30日综合电）美国《华尔街日报》报道，中国八九民运学生领袖李禄，可能成为股神巴菲特的接班人，执掌巴郡公司（Berkshire Hathaway Inc.）。
21年前，李禄是天安门广场上抗议活动中的学生领袖，现在则是一名对冲基金经理，并有望成为巴菲特的投资旗舰巴郡公司的继任者。
巴菲特旗下的巴郡投资副董事长芒格透露，担任对冲基金经理的李禄，可能成为其中一位，接手管理巴郡1000亿美元（约3200亿令吉）投资组合的经理。 芒格说，在他看来，这是预料中的事情。
继承巴菲特的事业，是现代企业史上最惹人关注的继任故事之一。
一个月后将过80岁生日的巴菲特说，目前没有退休计划，在他离开公司后，可能将目前的主席职务，分拆成为行政总裁和投资业务两部份，其中投资业务，可能由两名或以上的经理负责。
已加入美国籍的李禄成为监管巴郡投资业务的竞争者，也是第一个被点名可能将接替巴菲特执掌投资部门角色的人。
巴菲持拒绝直接评论接班人计划，但他并不排除在他仍在为巴郡掌舵期间，引入李禄这样的投资经理。
拥有3个学位
现年44岁的李禄在华尔街的晋升非常富有戏剧性，天安门事件后，他逃到法国，辗转流亡到美国，在哥伦比亚大学取得经济、法律及商科三个学位。
李禄说，1993年在大学听过巴菲特演讲，令一直不相信奉金市场的他改变看法。 他1997年开设对冲基金公司，之后担任经理，主力投资亚洲市场。
他的对冲基金的投资者，包括美国企业一些资深高管及音乐人史汀，后者认为李禄“工作勤奋又聪明”。
李禄为毕菲持忠实支持者，同为逆向投资者，喜欢人弃我取的投资策略。 他2003年认识芒格后，向巴郡推介入股中国汽车制造商比亚迪，令巴郡有关投资自2008年起，获利12亿美元。
六四后逃到美国
李禄的另一个身分是中国八九年民运的学生领袖、天安门广场副总指挥。
李禄出生€于1966年文革开始的那一年。 他说，他9个月大时，他当工程师的父亲被送到一个煤矿接受“再教育”。 母亲则被送到一个劳改所。
有好几年，他都在不同家庭之间辗转，直至到了家乡唐山一个文盲矿工的家。 李禄说，小小年纪就与家人分离，这教会他生存的技能。
李禄后来上了南京大学，专业是物理。
1989年4月，23岁的李禄到北京天安门广场遇到在那里集会悼念胡耀邦的学生。 他参与了学生的组织工作，并参加了绝食。
1989年5月21日，解放军透过电台发放消息，要天安门广场清场。 决定流守天安门广场的李禄，当时就有一份危在旦夕的感觉。
此时李禄南京大学同校的女友赵敏来北京探望他。 他想一生苦难，死前若有憾事，即中国人传统的“人生大事”尚未完成，便突发奇想求婚，即获女友首肯。
一个小时内，婚礼便办起来了。 婚礼举行后当晚，他便托人送新娘子回南京，以免同遭不测。
六四事件后，李禄逃亡到巴黎，辗转到美国哥伦比亚大学读书。 赵敏遭中国官方多次干扰，没有人敢聘用她。 她后来嫁给一名美国人，移民到美国。
Friday, July 30, 2010
Low’s interview captures world attention
Low’s interview captures world attention
Saturday July 31, 2010
PETALING JAYA: The world exclusive on Jho Low by The Star has caught the attention of the global media.
Gawker, an American website based in New York City, carried the interview of Low with The Star on its story “Paris Hilton’s mysterious Malaysian party boy tells all”.
The website reported that according to news, Low was paying US$1mil (RM3.18mil) to hang out with her in St Tropez but he told The Star he knew Paris primarily through her parents, whom he had met through his good friend.
The website picked up Low’s explanation on rumours of him renting an apartment in Park Imperial as well as Paris and her sister Nikki accompanying him to St Tropez.
The Newkerala.com, based in India, published the story on Low with the headline “Paris Hilton is just part of group, says Malaysian businessman”.
The website reported that Low spent a long time in the interview dismissing talk that he was “wasting a lot of money partying”.
A Singapore website asianone.com published the interview with the headline “Paris Hilton’s Malaysian tycoon made his 1st million at 20”.
Singapore’s The Straits Times, in its headline “US$1m before graduation”, also summarised the stories published in The Star.
Local dailies as well as news portals and television stations also picked up the interview. Petaling Jaya-based portal Malaysian Mirror headlined its lead story, “Big spender Jho Low speaks up”.
A day after the interview was published, the 28-year-old multilingual Penangite Low continued to get media attention.
New York Post in its story “Paris parties with Jho Low for free”, reported that Hilton denied she had been paid US$1mil to party with Low in St Tropez. Its website quoted a Hilton representative as saying that they were just friends and that Low had invited Paris and her sister Nicky out as friends.
Penang Chief Minister Lim Guan Eng is proud to note the accomplishments of Penangites who are based overseas, including the “well-connected” Low.
“Low is among many Penangites who have excelled internationally. This augurs well for the state as Penangites have shown they have a tremendous ability to succeed when given the necessary opportunities,” he said after opening the three-day National ICT Association of Malaysia trade fair at the Penang International Sports Arena here.
Saturday July 31, 2010
PETALING JAYA: The world exclusive on Jho Low by The Star has caught the attention of the global media.
Gawker, an American website based in New York City, carried the interview of Low with The Star on its story “Paris Hilton’s mysterious Malaysian party boy tells all”.
The website reported that according to news, Low was paying US$1mil (RM3.18mil) to hang out with her in St Tropez but he told The Star he knew Paris primarily through her parents, whom he had met through his good friend.
The website picked up Low’s explanation on rumours of him renting an apartment in Park Imperial as well as Paris and her sister Nikki accompanying him to St Tropez.
The Newkerala.com, based in India, published the story on Low with the headline “Paris Hilton is just part of group, says Malaysian businessman”.
The website reported that Low spent a long time in the interview dismissing talk that he was “wasting a lot of money partying”.
A Singapore website asianone.com published the interview with the headline “Paris Hilton’s Malaysian tycoon made his 1st million at 20”.
Singapore’s The Straits Times, in its headline “US$1m before graduation”, also summarised the stories published in The Star.
Local dailies as well as news portals and television stations also picked up the interview. Petaling Jaya-based portal Malaysian Mirror headlined its lead story, “Big spender Jho Low speaks up”.
A day after the interview was published, the 28-year-old multilingual Penangite Low continued to get media attention.
New York Post in its story “Paris parties with Jho Low for free”, reported that Hilton denied she had been paid US$1mil to party with Low in St Tropez. Its website quoted a Hilton representative as saying that they were just friends and that Low had invited Paris and her sister Nicky out as friends.
Penang Chief Minister Lim Guan Eng is proud to note the accomplishments of Penangites who are based overseas, including the “well-connected” Low.
“Low is among many Penangites who have excelled internationally. This augurs well for the state as Penangites have shown they have a tremendous ability to succeed when given the necessary opportunities,” he said after opening the three-day National ICT Association of Malaysia trade fair at the Penang International Sports Arena here.
SJ Aasets Management has nothing to do with SJ Securities Sdn Bhd.
SJ Assets Management has nothing to do with SJ Securities Sdn Bhd
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