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We are favorable about the energy sector. We think energy stocks are undervalued as a sector and investors can benefit in the long term by purchasing energy stocks at cheap prices right now. A good strategy for picking great energy stocks is to focus on Full Article at Seeking Alpha
Alex Getelman was still in his 20s when he turned his nascent company into what he called “New York City’s fastest-growing general contracting and construction management firm.” He had a list of blue-chip clients, a plush office on 57th Street and a luxu Full Article at The New York Times
Updates on the latest hedge fund activity Ken Griffin's investment firm Citadel has filed two separate 13G's with the SEC, both regarding purchasing activity. Comstock Resources (CRK) First, the hedge fund firm has revealed a 5.5% ownership stake in Coms Full Article at Market Folly
Ken Griffin's investment firm Citadel has filed two separate 13G's with the SEC, both regarding purchasing activity. First, the hedge fund firm has revealed a 5.5% ownership stake in Comstock Resources (CRK) with 2,625,646 shares. This marks a 250%... Full Article at Value Investing News
Updates on the latest hedge fund activity Ken Griffin's hedge fund firm Citadel recently filed two separate 13G's with the SEC. Evercore Partners First, they've increased their position in Evercore Partners (EVR). The fund now owns 5.6% of the company wi Full Article at Market Folly
Those who have enjoyed the benefits of You have not right to carry out this operation or Error this operation. In an interview with the Chicago Tribune, Ken Griffin, founder of the hedge fund Citadel was asked if he thought rich people had too great of an influence on politics. I think they actually hav...
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(Crain's) — On top of his support for local Republican causes, Chicago hedge fund magnate Kenneth Griffin contributed more than $1.5 million last month to two Super PACs that support GOP presidential contender Mitt Romney and other conservative candidate Full Article at ChicagoBusiness.com
Mitt Romney's Super PAC, Restore Our Future, filed their March, 2012 disclosure statements Friday, giving us a pretty picture of who his billionaires are. The list is quite extensive, so I'll limit it to the six-figure and beyond donors for your reading Full Article at Crooks and Liars
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Kenneth C. Griffin (born October 15, 1968 in Daytona Beach, Florida) is an American hedge fund manager. He is the founder of Citadel Investment Group, a Chicago based investment firm, and remains the President and CEO. The Citadel group of hedge funds rank amongst the largest and most successful hedge funds in the world, and Griffin has earned... Full Article At Wikipedia.org
Those who have enjoyed the benefits of You have not right to carry out this operation or Error this operation. In an interview with the Chicago Tribune, Ken Griffin, founder of the hedge fund Citadel was asked if he thought rich people had too great of an influence on politics. I think they actually hav...
There is no great city in America that has a casino (downtown) ... And there's a reason for it. Casinos do not represent the values of a great city.
I think (the ultra-wealthy) actually have an insufficient influence ... Those who have enjoyed the benefits of our system more than ever now owe a duty to protect the system that has created the greatest nation on this planet.
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