Dan Loeb’s latest plays
What are Dan Loeb’s latest plays? Billionaire investor Dan Loeb’s hedge fund, Third Point LLC has sold off investments in American Express.
Read MorePosted by The Wealth Training Company | Aug 18, 2019 |
What are Dan Loeb’s latest plays? Billionaire investor Dan Loeb’s hedge fund, Third Point LLC has sold off investments in American Express.
Read MorePosted by The Wealth Training Company | Apr 16, 2019 |
Dan Loeb targets Sony, raising an investment vehicle to generate between $500 million and $1 billion so he can continue to buy shares.
Read MorePosted by The Wealth Training Company | Nov 15, 2018 |
Dan Loeb turns bearish, according to his latest letter to investors. Dan Loeb billionaire investor and founder of Third Point (whose AUM at June 30 was $17.7 billion) has joined a growing list of elite Wall Street titans who have become risk-averse and net sellers of stocks. “Dan Loeb turns bearish is a growl that might be worth taking seriously” Dan Loeb turns bearish is a growl that might be worth taking seriously For the last few years, Dan Loeb was managing his $17.7 billion dollar fund as an ardent risk on bull. Dan Loeb was one of...
Read MorePosted by The Wealth Training Company | Jul 27, 2018 |
Dan Loeb’s Third Point Q2 performance managed a modest +0.8% for the first half of 2018, according to Dan Loeb’s latest letter to his investors. But Dan Loeb’s Third Point Q2 performance is a far cry from the funds returns last year, in 2017 the money manager returns easily outperformed the S&P. “Dan Loeb’s Third Point Q2 performance managed a modest +0.8% for the first half of 2018” So let’s zero in on why Dan Loeb’s Third Point Q2 performance (whose AUM at June 30 was $17.7 billion) has gone from a Stella returns last year to mediocre...
Read MorePosted by The Wealth Training Company | May 12, 2018 |
A “market shift occurred in Q1,” according to Dan Loeb, Billionaire hedge fund manager and founder of Third Point which has approximately $17 billion AUM. Dan Loeb’s market shift suggests that the hedge fund manager has become more risk-averse, in other words, the billionaire hedge fund manager is rotating his portfolio towards prime sovereign bonds, particularly US paper, (Treasuries). Dan Loeb was one of the few hedge fund managers, along with Carl Icahn who bet on a Trump rally and profited handsomely but Dan Loeb’s market shift now implies that the hedge fund manager is less bullish on stocks....
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