Hedge Fund - Omega Advisors

A former CEO of Goldman Sachs Asset Management, Leon Cooperman left the banking giant in 1991 to start his own investment firm, Omega Advisors.

According to the Schulte, Roth & Zabel’s Activist Investing 2015 Annual Review, 344 companies were targeted by activist investors in 2014, as compared with 291 recorded a year earlier.

Hedge fund firms are usually too hedged (e.g. using SPY put contracts) to beat a bull market like the one we have experienced for the past several years.

Billionaire Leon Cooperman of Omega Advisors is one of the most influential investors in the world, and also one of the wealthiest, with Forbes currently ranking him as the 514th richest person in the...

Most investors enjoy receiving dividend checks and enjoy owning dividend-paying stocks.

Billionaire Leon Cooperman is one of the best value investors on the Street who scored high returns by betting on undervalued companies.

Billionaire Leon Cooperman is one of the best-performing hedge fund managers on the Street, which is one of the reasons why he is widely followed by smaller investors and his opinion voiced during interviews...

Leon Cooperman has exactly two months left to avoid registering losses for the second straight year.

Leon Cooperman's Omega Advisors recently released a detailed investor letter describing the firm's investing philosophy and recent performance, to coincide with an investor conference call it conducted...