Chelsea Clinton's husband closing Greek-focused hf after losing 90% of investors asstes
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Anonymous
Perhaps Bilary picked him. |
Anonymous
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He lost the money. Haven't you ever lost something? It's not like he spent the money or donated it or anything. He lost it.
I wonder who found it though... |
Anonymous
Sure. |
Anonymous
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Liar and a thief
throw him in prison |
Anonymous
You sound like a savvy investor. |
Anonymous
Yeah. But the 500,000 dollar fee he took for losing 25 million ain't bad. Kinda Fiorina-like |
Anonymous
No doubt that PP is a qualified client who's being courted by multiple hedge funds. |
Anonymous
Being a bad investor is NOT the same as stealing. Had he kept the money and spent it instead of investing - then your statement would be a little more accurate. Don't let little details like facts get in the way of a good story. |
Anonymous
Oh bless your heart...aren't you just full of witty, thoughtful responses. Maybe if hedge funds and banks were better regulated...there would be less issues like this..... oh wait.... |
Anonymous
| I think he has 400 million under management. So this hedge fund failure is like one bad stock pick. |
Anonymous
| Hmm., loses like this are never a problem when it is a dem. manager connected to a powerful dem. family. I wonder act the chatter would be like if this was a Bush? |
Anonymous
| Well, to be fair, the hedge fund business is all about making big, risky bets. Your can cement your career on the success of one, wild bet. So, if this trade had gone the other way, we'd all be clucking that Mezvinsky is a genius. |
Anonymous
This already happened to a Bush, and he was running a savings and loan, not a hedge fund. Two totally different types of investment strategies and clientele. |
Anonymous
Absolutely no one would be doing that. |
Anonymous
Arbusto, Spectrum 7 etc. He would get elected President. |