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June 4 Hedge Fund Performance Report - May P&L Was A Bloodbath
The latest HSBC hedge fund performance report is out, this one including P&L through the end of May. In short, a bloodbath. Some notable performers for the month of May:
- RIEF B: (4.46%)... and just 0.74% YTD
- Moore Global: (9.15%)... now that's a pounding.
- Tudor: (2.26%)
- Fortress Drawbridge: (1.31%)
- Millennium: (1.31%)
- Pershing Square: (2.20%)
- York: (4.80%)
- Caxton Global: (0.01%)
- Greenlight: 0.30%
- Landsdowne Global: (5.56%)
- Cobalt Offshore: (2.76%)
- Viking Global: (3.20%)
- Shumway Capital: (4.72%)
- Odey European: (10.96%)
- Bluemountain: (1.50%)
- Perry: (1.11%)
- Owl Creek: (2.80%)
- Marathon: (3.46%)
- QVT: (1.64%)
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Gonna be an interesting remainder of the year. . .
The smart money?
SSSTTT, I hid the smart money in the stove. Safest place in the house, hidden under a pile of wood and some old newspapers.
bad form, SD.
those newspapers and that pile of wood might be worth something some day.
What was your return ? mine was 1.65%
Regarless how Greenlight does month to month, I still have respect for David Einhorn.
You swallow right? It's subtle but I get it.
Bought some Robertson Chinese Equity D-shares today on a autobuy that was still active from last month. Funny thing is they are in a fund that I can't access for 5 years. I'll better put that folder on ignore for the next few years...
Very dismal YTD results. What about Eclectica (Hugh Hendry)?
wasn't this a monthly result ? not YTD ?
I guess you didn't read it? It has Both MTD and YTD.
Could someone please tell these guys that the degree symbol is not the same as a superscript letter "o" -- it just makes them come across as pretentious.
It also wrecks the keming of their title. ;-)
The most confusing part is that it's harder to type a degree symbol than a superscript "o".
Oh, I feel so sad, these guys who raped us with derivatives are not even making what grandma got on her bank account. Does this mean we have to call "W" Bush and Hank Paulson to turn the world upside down again???
which privately owned hedge fund raped you with derivatives?
Misery loves company. I'm glad I'm not the only dummy.
One name I don't see on the list: Sprott Asset Management.
Someone got killed today, trying to sit on top of PHYS. They gave up at 3:30 and boom, PHYS outperforms the spot market and GLD yet again.
I'm still hoping for a correction in the POG. Therefore it will continue to go up.
In November I piled into Himalayan Global and got throttled cash-wise. But I am experiencing total consciousness. Which is nice.
LOL, that's almost "comment of the day" material.
It's ok. The subconcious manipulation will counteract it and they'll get another payment out of you.
That has to be Louis Bacons worst month ever. Has always been touted as having the most meticulous money and risk management out of anyone. He was quoted as being bullish on the US recovery, can't believe he got sucked in that bad for a macro guy.
how about braxton biggs ?
so who shorted the euro, european banks and the PIIGUS CDS all the last 2 months if not the hedgies? who who who???
Gain of 10% YTD does not seem too bad for me in comparison, even if I was just flat for May.
i love a good bloodbath as much as anybody but don't you think you've been throwing that term around a little fast and loose? I feel like "bloodbath" has been cheapened. I am now less inclined to click on a "bloodbath" posting.
The 'smart money' being down 10% in a month isn't a bloodbath?
"Moore Global: (9.15%)... now that's a pounding."
down 6% for the year. i'd call it "piss poor" or "shitty" but not a bloodbath.
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