The Spectacular Fall Of "Britain's Buffett"
Woodford Investment Management is shutting after its eponymous boss was sacked from its flagship fund, once a $15 billion money winner.
Woodford Investment Management is shutting after its eponymous boss was sacked from its flagship fund, once a $15 billion money winner.
It's almost like Leon Cooperman is simply waiting for a 25% downswing no matter what happens. He's also nervous about the trade war and recession.
“If Treasury rates are going to fall from here, something bad is happening,” Jeffrey Gundlach, chief executive of DoubleLine Capital, said.
Billionaire investor Leon Cooperman predicts a significant drop in the U.S. financial market should Elizabeth Warren or Bernie Sanders win in 2020.
Both Buffett and his right-hand man, Charlie Munger, both citied oil companies as being some of the most "fun" personal investments they've ever made.
An economy already generating trillion-dollar deficits will unleash breathtaking amounts of stimulus. And then there's the rest of the world.
The other piece to this equation is no doubt Powell. While a trade deal of any kind would be welcome news to traders who play the headlines.