Posts Tagged ‘ volatility ’

Art Cashin on Yesterday’s Panic Selling

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September 23, 2011

But, the selling was far more pervasive and dramatic than simply a conscious adjustment of positions based upon new data. Thursday’s action screamed liquidation - and not all of it voluntary.
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The View From the Bluff: Go Long the Real and Important, Short the Artificial and Stupid

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September 6, 2011
Lance and Larry Sitting and Standing

When the investing world seems to be emphasizing the artificial and the stupid, we should be looking at the real and the important.
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The Triumph of the Tiger Cubs

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January 15, 2008

For investors with the assets to use a full fledged fund of hedge funds, who do we turn to? A collection of Tiger Cubs who had a fine year, so this does not surprise us. From Bloomberg: Hedge-fund managers known as the Tiger Cubs because they learned to pick stocks at Julian Robertson’s Tiger...
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Today’s Links: BCS Championship Monday Edition

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January 7, 2008
Today’s Links: BCS Championship Monday Edition

To start off James Hamilton reviews last weeks depressing economic data, and its effect on the stock market. Which leads to the next question. Trying to get defensive? The Wall Street Journal notices some of the same things we have been talking about that make it difficult, while the New York Times picks up...
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