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Connecticut Hedge Fund Guide

Richard C. Wilson (September 4th, 2008) Writes:
Connecticut Hedge FundsConnecticut Hedge Fund GuideConnecticut Hedge Fund GuideHere is a short collection of articles on the hedge fund industry in Connecticut. I am always looking for more valuable online tools and resources to add to these geographical hedge fund guides to the hedge fund industry. If you have a white paper or PowerPoint that I can include here please send me an email and I will post it for everyone's benefit.Look at a map and it would seem that companies and businesses looking to move out of New York City and into nearby suburbs would naturally choose Westchester County the city's immediate northern suburb. But when hedge fund managers began moving out of Manhattan a few decades ago, they ...
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Commodity Carnage: Where to Next?

Sean Maher (August 18th, 2008) Writes:
There's nobody like an investment banker to deliver yesterday's news tomorrow, and charge you dearly for it. Goldman Sachs have turned bullish on the dollar, while Merrill Lynch are calling crude oil down to $80. If bandwagon jumping was an Olympic sport, these guys would have more gold medals than Michael Phelps. After pumping up the commodity and Euro bubbles all year, a whiff of a bear market and they shamelessly perform a high speed U-turn. Even more amusing is the sudden discovery by the CFTC, which bent over backwards to convince Congress that oil prices were set by fundamentals, that they underestimated the share of trading accounted for by financial speculators. You don't say. If a canny operator like Boone Pickens has lost $2bn in a month on oil futures, the odds of another Amaranth Advisors style blowup are worryingly high over coming weeks ...

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