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Category Archives: Whales
Hugh Hendry and David Einhorn at the Buttonwood Gathering
Spend some time over the weekend listening to Hugh Hendry and David Einhorn, who were participating in the Economist’s Buttonwood Gathering this week. Nice to hear from some non-cheerleaders. Smart and provocative. Hendry is very bearish on the creditor nations … Continue reading
Posted in Monetary Policy, Whales
Tagged Buttonwood Gathering, China, David Einhorn, Federal Reserve, Hugh Hendry, Japan
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Julian Robertson on CNBC
Maria interviews the “Great One.” Money quotes, “I think our economy and some of the things overseas are having a big effect on investors,” Robertson said. “I think right now a lot of very good investors have become so frightened … Continue reading
CNBC Interviews Jim Grant
In case you missed this fascinating interview with Jim Grant. He plans to open the “Office of Unintended Consequences” when he is appointed Fed Chairman. The money quote, “All of us investors live and work in kind of a hall … Continue reading
Niall Ferguson and Peter Thiel At Harvard
Two of our favorite thinkers, Niall Ferguson and Peter Thiel, discuss many of the most important issues of the day. Good stuff! A conversation with: Peter Thiel, founding CEO of PayPal; Member, Board of Directors, Facebook; entrepreneur; and venture capitalist … Continue reading
Posted in Video, Whales
Tagged Harvard, Institute of Politics, Niall Ferguson, Peter Thiel
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Hugh Hendry’s ‘Greatest Hits’
Now for some weekend entertainment. Hugh Hendry is one of our favorite hedge fund managers and OSD — one smart dude. Watch how H-squared gives facials to the academics in the video, especially Jeffrey Sachs. Stiglitz was soooo wrong on … Continue reading
Posted in Black Swan Watch, PIIGS, Policy, Politics, Whales
Tagged Greece, Hugh Hendry, Jeff Sachs, Joe Stiglitz
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Charlie Rose: Arminio Fraga In the Greenroom
Great short piece – 3:37 minutes — with our friend and former colleague, Arminio Fraga. He discusses his first job; gives career advice; his career low and high points; current work; favorite books; and the greatest challenge facing Brazil. … Continue reading
HBR: The Real Leadership Lessons of Steve Jobs
Walter Isaacson follows up his biography of Steve Jobs with an “insanely great” piece in the April HBR. He drills down on the factors that helped to catapult the legendary entrepreneur into an elite league of American business leaders, including … Continue reading
Posted in Apple, Technology, Whales
Tagged Apple, Harvard Business Review, Steve Jobs, Walter Isaacson
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Fareed Zakaria: Interview with George Soros
Here is Fareed’s interview with George Soros from a couple weeks ago that we’ve been meaning to post and thought you’d find interesting. We suspect the 15 minutes you spend watching it will return a nice dividend. Enjoy. (click here … Continue reading
Posted in Black Swan Watch, Economics, Hedge Funds, Whales
Tagged Fareed Zakaria, George Soros, GPS
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Fareed Zakaria’s GPS: Krugman and Rogoff
Great exchange between Krugman and Rogoff on Fareed’s GPS yesterday. Here’s the money rumble: FAREED ZAKARIA: Paul, you had a column and a really striking graph, where you point out that if you’d asked yourself what has the market told … Continue reading
Posted in Black Swan Watch, Economics, Fiscal Policy, Monetary Policy, Whales
Tagged Iceland, Ken Rogoff, Paul Krugman, Sovereign Debt
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Are the Markets Driving European Politics?
Der Spiegel poses the question to former Deutsche Bank CEO Hilmar Kopper in an interesting interview. SPIEGEL: The markets are driving politics, leaving no doubt as to who is really in charge. Kopper: I think that’s nonsense. Why does the … Continue reading
Posted in Black Swan Watch, Euro, Sovereign Debt, Sovereign Risk, Whales
Tagged Deutsche Bank, Euopean politics, Euorpe, Euro, Hilmar Kopper
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