Bridgewater Makes a Bold Bet on Brazil
Ray Dalio’s mammoth hedge fund thinks the debt-stricken land’s growth will be the ‘strongest in the world’ in 2020.
Ray Dalio’s mammoth hedge fund thinks the debt-stricken land’s growth will be the ‘strongest in the world’ in 2020.
Bridgewater titan’s forecast shows less doom and gloom than before, although some concern remains.
Hedge fund honcho looks to strongest companies (seems like the FAANG bunch) to do best in turbulent 2019.
If the activist investor does to the pizza maker what he did with Olive Garden, expect agita.
Industry-wide losses of 3.42% in 2018 are largest since 2008.
The huge fund is targeting real estate, private equity, and hedge funds.
Firm will open a new fund to help holdover Strategic Investing fund focus on ESG.
Billionaire hedge fund operator offsets equity stake in woebegone PG&E with purchase of liability claims against it.
Leader Ray Dalio attributes portfolio balance to flagship Pure Alpha fund’s 14.6% returns.
After $4 billion in losses and withdrawals, it reverses its ambitious hiring program.
A major asset allocation reboot has reduced equities and increased the system’s absolute return or hedge fund allocations as well as put more money in private equity, real assets, and private credit strategies.
The space’s top dogs ditch the social media company’s stock during Zuck’s problematic year.
Private equity, real estate, and natural resources funds also represented.
Struggling firm’s founder said the fund had ‘recently not delivered’ expected results, and will return more than $1 billion by year-end.