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Julian Robertson: A Tiger in the Land of Bulls and Bears

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  1. 2. Charlie Rose with Julian Robertson; John Elderfield (July 17, 1998)

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Charlie Rose Interviews Julian Robertson

By guruek. Hat tip to Shai Dardashti with [valueinvestingresouce.blogspot.com] for this finding. The interview happened in July 1998 but the lessons are timeless. Read more » »

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Value Investing Congress 40% Discount: Save $1,750

... prominent money managers. In the past, speakers have included notable hedge fund managers such as Julian Robertson, David Einhorn, Bill Ackman, Eric Sprott and many more. To see the fantastic turnout and amazing speakers from the October event, check out the slideshow here . Over 40% of the seats to the May event have already been reserved, so act quickly. The $1,750 discount for...

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Hedge Funds Charter Schools

... Curry IV of Eagle Capital Management . The Tiger Foundation, started by the hedge fund billionaire Julian Robertson, provides a large chunk of financing for several dozen charters across the city. Mr. Robertson’s son, Spencer, founded his own school last year, PAVE Academy in the Brooklyn, while his daughter-in-law, Sarah Robertson, is chairwoman of the Girls Preparatory...

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Roberto Mignone's Bridger Management Files 13G On Cardiome Pharma Corp (CRME)

... Blue Ridge Capital with John Griffin in 1996. And before that, Mignone (like Griffin) worked at Julian Robertson's Tiger Management and as such joins the ranks of other prominent 'Tiger Cub' hedge funds. Mignone attended Harvard for both undergrad and his MBA. In a 13G filing with the SEC, hedge fund Bridger Management has disclosed a 5.1% ownership stake in Cardiome Pharma Corp (CRME)....

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Is Japan Going to Stop Buying Our Debt?

Julian Robertson’s greatest fear may be coming to fruition . There are growing signs of reluctance on the part of foreign banks, to buy American debt. The problem of debt is beginning to cause even greater problems in Japan. There is now speculation that Japan will be forced to sell treasuries in order to meet their own budget needs. Complete Story »

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Girls Prep Charter, Hedge Funds, and Space Wars in District One

Sunday's NY Times had an article called " Scholarly Investments " which talked about Hedge Fund millionaires and billionaires and the push for charter schools, mentioning some of the charter invaders we have been covering: Harlem Success, PAVE and Girls Prep. The Tiger Foundation, started by the hedge fund billionaire Julian Robertson, provides a large chunk of financing for...

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Dennis Gartman's Horizons AlphaPro Gartman ETF- Thus Far More Sizzle than Steak

... for myself. Being on TV means nothing to me in terms of a person being good at investing - legend Julian Robertson makes 1 CNBC appearance a year.) :) One major beef I have with CNBC America, is they rarely talk about people's past calls or previous appearances - not just the stock pickers but even the economists who have been wrong over and over... yet still get huge amounts of air...