Chelsea Clinton's husband closing Greek-focused hf after losing 90% of investors asstes

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Anonymous wrote: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?

If it was Trump, he would declare bankruptcy -- excuse me "used the laws of our country to his advantage"-- and tell us that the people who he stiffed are sharks and killers who know what they were getting into.

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Anonymous wrote: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.

Absolutely no one would be doing that.

I imagine his investors would.

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Anonymous wrote:You haven't posted any links (much less reputable ones) but if he just had a fund and it lost money that isn't stealing-- and it's not as if hedge funds are open to little old ladies living on social security.

Not pp.
http://www.newser.com/story/224957/hedge-fund-run-by-chelsea-clintons-husband-loses-90-of-value.html
http://gawker.com/chelsea-clintons-husband-fucked-up-1776045689
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3584863/Chelsea-Clinton-s-husband-Marc-colleagues-Goldman-Sachs-shutter-25million-hedge-fund-losing-nearly-investors-money-good-thing-10million-apartment.html
http://dailycaller.com/2016/05/11/chelsea-clintons-husband-closing-hedge-fund-after-losing-90-percent-of-its-money/
http://www.weeklystandard.com/chelseas-husband-to-close-greek-hedge-fund-after-losing-90-of-value/article/2002345

So, sorry, I'm just asking - is this son-in-law of a candidate running for office? Should we start listing the yucky things Trump's kids do? His sons are big-game hunters.

And his son-in-law's father was prosecuted for fraud by then U.S. Attorney Chris Christie. Must be cozy on that transition team.
http://www.nytimes.com/2005/03/05/nyregion/democratic-donor-receives-twoyear-prison-sentence.html?_r=0

The plot thickens....

Read this juicy article regarding Jared and Charles Kushner. Jared seems like an okay guy but his dad - that is something else.

Back to the main topic - even before this, people on this board called Marc slimy whenever he was mentioned. Why did you call him slimy? Did people on here kinda, sorta know him? The latest news certainly did not paint him in a good light. What does Chelsea see in him?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:If you buy into a hedge fund ficused on Greek debt, you are placing a big bet. Don't blame the casino for your gambling losses. They did what you asked them to do.

True, but losing 90% may well be a world-record.

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Anonymous wrote:If you buy into a hedge fund ficused on Greek debt, you are placing a big bet. Don't blame the casino for your gambling losses. They did what you asked them to do.

True, but losing 90% may well be a world-record.

Not even close.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:40 million dollars he stole.

Of course, that is just a dent compared the the Bill and Hillary slush fund.

The Greek economy tanked. People who invest in HF know they are risky. When they work, they get huge returns. $40 million is a nothing hedge fund anyway. Why do you think he stole the money? Did Fidelity steal your money when the market crashed?

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Anonymous wrote:If you buy into a hedge fund ficused on Greek debt, you are placing a big bet. Don't blame the casino for your gambling losses. They did what you asked them to do.

True, but losing 90% may well be a world-record.

Nope, I've seen funds lose greater than 100%.

[Anonymous]

This is news only if said fund was marketed as "AAA+ ALL GOOD BONDS" and somehow some of the money ended up in Greek debt. But it's marketed as "GREEK DEBT FUND" then, well, yeah, it's not a surprise when Greek Debt Funds lose money.

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Congressional investigation, pronto!

The only correct way to steal other people's money is to declare bankruptcy.... multiple times.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Congressional investigation, pronto!

The only correct way to steal other people's money is to declare bankruptcy.... multiple times.

This sounds like you, Donald.

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Anonymous wrote:If you buy into a hedge fund ficused on Greek debt, you are placing a big bet. Don't blame the casino for your gambling losses. They did what you asked them to do.

True, but losing 90% may well be a world-record.

Nope, I've seen funds lose greater than 100%.

Very funny

(assuming you're being sarcastic)

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:If you buy into a hedge fund ficused on Greek debt, you are placing a big bet. Don't blame the casino for your gambling losses. They did what you asked them to do.

True, but losing 90% may well be a world-record.

Nope, I've seen funds lose greater than 100%.

Very funny

(assuming you're being sarcastic)

The fund is a corporation under (probably) Delaware law so if it lost more than 100%, it's just declare bankruptcy.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:If you buy into a hedge fund ficused on Greek debt, you are placing a big bet. Don't blame the casino for your gambling losses. They did what you asked them to do.

True, but losing 90% may well be a world-record.

Nope, I've seen funds lose greater than 100%.

Very funny

(assuming you're being sarcastic)

Not the same PP, but this happens with some regularity. Not sarcastic at all.

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Anonymous wrote: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...

Yeah. But the 500,000 dollar fee he took for losing 25 million ain't bad. Kinda Fiorina-like

One person's loss is another person's gain. Finders Keepers.

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Anonymous wrote:If you buy into a hedge fund ficused on Greek debt, you are placing a big bet. Don't blame the casino for your gambling losses. They did what you asked them to do.

True, but losing 90% may well be a world-record.

Nope, I've seen funds lose greater than 100%.

Very funny

(assuming you're being sarcastic)

Not the same PP, but this happens with some regularity. Not sarcastic at all.

It is mathematically impossible to lose more than 100% -- then you already have 0.