I’ve never met Leo, and from all I can gather he was an exceptional student. Well above top 1%. Probably > 1/10,000.
That said I don’t think he was a “student of finance.” I asked ChatGPT to name the top 25 investing books of all time. And then asked what percentage of those books discussed leverage and tail risk. The answer below.
Quite unusual to chose a career where you are smart at everything else perhaps, but ignorant about one of the most discussed elements of the practice. You have to be willfully uneducated.
It’s dangerous to talk about this execution as anything other than reckless and careless. Simply because that’s the only lesson the future investors need to hear.
Nothing surprising happened here. Just what you would expect from running a portfolio that leveraged. Was just a matter of time. Very “simple” math.
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@VetTechTrader They usually don’t trade around like that especially given such an obvious downturn even when they initiated position. Berkshire being involved in Taiwan was a positive for US / China considerations…now, says something has changed.
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@VetTechTrader They usually have to after a -20% move, according to their research policies. Used to be able to trade that like clockwork…especially around a certain software analyst who has gone on to far better things
@WSB_Degenerate You're missing the point - the short converted to a short in GREE, there is no massive overhang that must be covered. And a LOT of people owned GREE in the private market - they are simply selling something has a 1000%+ gain. There is no short squeeze coming.
@mukticat@StockPill@PortneyJonathan It’s just a time arbitrage - you can be long the GREE private shares, while short the SPRT public shares at the same time. Upon conversion, the position will be “boxed” and offset each other. The “mark to market” is painful while the short squeeze is underway in SPRT.
$SPRT do u know? 1) SPRT stock will go away in Sept (pending vote) - becomes a subsidiary of GREE? 2) Many funds own the private GREE shares that convert to new company shares with SPRT 3) Thus many shorts are not "naked" - but pre-selling the conversion, locking in big gains.
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