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Hedge Fund and Insider Trading News: Daniel Loeb, Bill Ackman, Crispin Odey, Warren Buffett, Steve Cohen, LeMaitre Vascular Inc (LMAT), and More
Longtime hedge fund manager and activist investor Daniel Loeb, manager of Third Point, continued to bet on e-commerce companies in the second quarter, as well as a few retailers...
25 Stocks Billionaires Are Piling On
Among the 650+ hedge funds tracked by Insider Monkey's database are 62 funds which are either managed or were founded by billionaires.
IAC/InterActiveCorp (NASDAQ:IAC): Why Maran Capital Finds It Attractive
In its Q1 Investor Letter, Maran Capital, a value-driven investment management firm led by Dan Roller, discussed IAC/InterActiveCorp (NASDAQ:IAC) and other companies.
After Betting on Infoblox Inc (BLOX), Yelp Inc (YELP) SQN Investors Enjoys Solid Returns
Amish Mehta's SQN Investors held an equity portfolio worth $164.25 million at the end of June.
Christian Leone Trims Exposure to Top Picks, Buys Apple, Sells Yahoo
New York-based Luxor Capital Group, managed by Christian Leone, is a fund with a balance structure, which has an equity portfolio worth $3.79 billion as of June 30.
Corsair Capital Betting Heavily on Consumer Discretionary Stocks
Corsair Capital Management L.P., managed by co-portfolio managers Jay Petschek and Steven Major, operates as a value-oriented, event-driven, long/short equity investment firm ...
Value-Oriented Corsair Capital Comments on Strong Q2, 5 Key Positions
Corsair Capital Management L.P., run by co-portfolio managers Jay Petschek and Steven Major, operates as a value-oriented, event-driven, long/short equity investment firm.
Greenlight Capital Still Has Faith In These Stocks, Despite The Fund’s Poor Performance in 2015
With its main fund plummeting by 20.4%, there is no doubt that 2015 was a terrible year for billionaire David Einhorn's Greenlight Capital.
