Billionaire Steve Cohen’s SAC Reports 5.2% Stake in WebMD Health Corp. (WBMD)
A 13G filed with the SEC has reported that billionaire Steve Cohen’s SAC Capital Advisors owns 2.6 million shares of WebMD Health Corp.
Posts Tagged ‘TripAdvisor (TRIP)’
‘Hedge Hunter’ Roberto Mignone’s Favorite Investments: General Motors Company (GM), Morgan Stanley (MS), Google Inc (GOOG)
Despite the fact that hedge funds are often viewed as slow and underperforming investment vehicles of the financial world of yesteryear, there are still ways to parse the data...
Assured Guaranty Ltd. (AGO), Tripadvisor Inc (TRIP): Do You Own This $2 Billion Hedge Fund’s Best Stock Picks?
Smaller cap stocks don't get as much attention from bankers, analysts, and most other investors.
Hedge Funds Bought Tripadvisor and More Stocks Recently
We have been tracking recent 13D and 13G filings to see some of the stocks that various hedge funds are buying to get ready for 2013- at least, those where the fund has taken ...
Billionaire Stephen Mandel Up to 5% of Tripadvisor
Tiger Cubs- those hedge fund managers who learned the tricks of the trade from Julian Robertson at Tiger Management- are really excited about travel websites.
Priceline, Tripadvisor, and More: Billionaire Julian Robertson’s New Stock Picks
Julian Robertson became a billionaire due to his high returns at Tiger Management, and his legacy continues through the Tiger Cub funds currently run by his former employees, ...
Priceline Is Becoming A Tiger Hotel
The four largest positions in Priceline.com Inc (NASDAQ:PCLN) in our database of 13F filings for the third quarter of 2012 all belonged to “Tiger Cub” hedge funds.
Schlumberger, VeriSign, Dunkin: Tiger Cub Stephen Mandel’s Newest Stock Picks
Billionaire and Tiger cub Stephen Mandel, with nearly $17 billion of assets under management, left his mentor Julian Robertson in 1997 to launch Lone Pine Capital.
Billionaire Julian Robertson’s 5 Favorite Mid Cap Stocks
Legendary investor Julian Robertson of Tiger Management retired some time ago, but his enormous success running the fund- not to mention his ability to produce several successful...
This ‘Fab Five’ Made Hedge Funds Millions Last Week
We have identified five stocks that had absolutely fantastic days last week.
Is Priceline A Buy After Earnings?
Priceline.com Inc (NASDAQ:PCLN) soared 10% in after hours trading on November 1st as the travel bookings website reported a very strong third quarter that beat analyst expectations...
Is Expedia a Buy After Earnings?
Expedia Inc (NASDAQ:EXPE) popped 15% on October 26th after smoking analyst expectations for revenue and for earnings per share in the third quarter of the year.
Hedge Fund News: John Paulson, Julian Robertson, Blackstone
The gift from John Paulson, of Paulson & Co, is thought to be the largest ever given to a public park.
Hedge Funds Bought These Stocks Recently
We like to track hedge fund activity and use the stocks that funds and other notable investors are buying as a screen for potential stock picks.
Kensico Nabs a Board Seat At WebMD
Kensico Capital Management owned 5.7 million shares of WebMD Health Corp. (NASDAQ:WBMD) at the end of June (find more stocks Kensico owned).
Is TripAdvisor a Good Investment? This Hedge Fund Thinks So
TripAdvisor Inc (NASDAQ:TRIP) saw Luxor Capital Group increase its 2Q stake in the online travel company by over 100%, from 3 million shares at the end of June to 6.5 million ...
Is Tripadvisor a Good Stock to Buy?
Since its spinout from Expedia Inc (NASDAQ:EXPE) and becoming a public company in December 2011, Tripadvisor Inc (NASDAQ:TRIP) is up 22%, about even with the NASDAQ.
What Do Hedge Funds Think of the Travel Industry?
Paul Reeder and Edward Shapiro of Par Capital Management had over 25% of their firm’s second quarter 13F invested in the online travel booking industry.
Marble Arch Investments’ Top Stock Picks
Marble Arch Investments was founded in 2007 by Scott McLellan, who had previously worked at Hound Partners.
Is Groupon a Good Investment?
Groupon Inc. (NASDAQ:GRPN), the widely popular daily deals site, has seen its stock lose over 70% in value from its November 2011 IPO price of $20.
