Happy Launch Day to #Wiley author, Mark Spitznagel, on his book, ‘Safe Haven: Investing for Financial Storms.’ This book answers all the questions you have, from investment portfolios to financial storms, and more.
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I am reminded of Andrew Lahde's famous farewell letter to investors. There is a lot of dumb $$$ on #WallStreet. That happens in bubbles but not all hedge funds aren't on the wrong side. We will find out some savvy funds went long $GME.
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You can have dumb $$$ on #WallStreet. Remember all the institutional money on the other side of the surprime trade? German banks and insurance companies had huge exposure.
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@TheStalwart To wit Universa's Mark Spitznagel writes about the ineffectiveness of hedge funds.They do not properly mitigate risk which is the objective.
https://t.co/5HtW8G10EZ
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Anyone else hearing hedge funds like D.E. Shaw went long on $GME using #wallstreetbets as cover? We will soon find out it wasn't retail vs hedge funds but hedge funds vs hedge funds.
@DMcWildCoffee @paramyonzon @KinseyGrant@chamath That's a huge generalization and a bit outdated. There are plenty of crap CEOs w/zero morals. Good shortsellers share their research and give investors insight to poorly run companies.
@paramyonzon @KinseyGrant@chamath Interesting that short sellers are being attacked and seen as institutional Wall Street players. The ire of retail investors is misplaced. Good shortsellers want corporate transparency. You should talk to Carson Block. He's an authentic voice w/great perspective.