This content is from: Culture Bill Browder Warned Westerners Not to Take Russian Oligarch Money. They Should Have Listened. More than 100 hedge funds and private-equity funds have been forced to freeze sanctioned money — but what happens next? By Michelle Celarier April 13, 2022
This content is from: Culture Bill Ackman and Ray Dalio Take Opposing Views on a Possible War With Russia The Pershing Square Capital CEO said the U.S. needed to set a “red line,” while the Bridgewater founder said “it is preferable to negotiate the best settlement possible.” By Michelle Celarier March 01, 2022
This content is from: Portfolio As Global Markets Shudder, Investor Sentiment About China Ranges from Exuberant to Highly Cautious “It’s important to distinguish between what’s happened with Russia and what might happen with China,” said Andy Rothman, chief investment strategist at Matthews International. By Hannah Zhang May 19, 2022
This content is from: Portfolio Russian Stocks Were Way Overvalued Before the Ukraine Invasion, According to This Hedge Fund Manager Aristides Capital’s Chris Brown says investors ignored the risks — and are “losing a ton of money” as a result. By Michelle Celarier March 08, 2022
This content is from: Portfolio Short Sellers Clean Up on Russian Stocks Short sellers have made about $1 billion from stocks like Sberbank and Gazprom — but they may have have a hard time realizing those gains. By Michelle Celarier March 04, 2022
This content is from: Portfolio Bitcoin’s Lockstep March With Stocks Raises Thorny Questions About Its Usefulness The cryptocurrency hasn’t worked as the “digital gold” it was touted to be. Should institutional investors even bother with it?(Part of the crypto column series.) By Edward Robinson March 24, 2022
