Posts Tagged ‘Investment Company’
Jim Chanos: Ten lessons from the financial crisis
Friday, November 6th, 2009
Jim Chanos is a legendary American hedge fund manager and president and founder of Kynikos Associates, a New York City investment company focused on short selling. He rose to fame in the 1980s as a short seller who had a knack for spotting stocks what he thought to be overvalued. After working as an analyst in several firms, he founded Kynikos (Greek for “cynic”) as a firm specializing in short selling.
This post, courtesy of Clusterstock, features a slideshow Chanos presented at the annual Virginia Value Investing Conference. The slides highlight in an easy-to-read format ten lessons from the financial crisis – lesson investors might already have forgotten.
Source: John Carney, Clusterstock, November 3, 2009.
Tags: 1980s, American President, Fame, Financial Crisis, Hedge Fund Manager, Investment Company, Investors, Jim Chanos, John Carney, Knack, Kynikos Associates, New York City, Rose, Slides, Slideshow, Stocks, Value Investing
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Jim Chanos in the Spotlight
Thursday, October 1st, 2009
James Chanos is a legendary American hedge-fund manager and president and founder of Kynikos Associates, a New York City investment company focused on short selling. He rose to fame in the 1980s as a short seller who had a knack of spotting stocks he considered to be overvalued. After working as an analyst at several firms, he founded Kynikos (Greek for “cynic”) as a firm specializing in short selling.
This post features Chanos being interviewed by Rob Johnson of New Deal 2.0 – a one-stop shop for current news, fresh insight, and sharp analysis of the country’s fiscal crisis.
This is good stuff – click here for a Verbalink transcript.
Source: New Deal 2.0, August 2009.
Tags: 1980s, Current News, Fame, Fiscal Crisis, Good Stuff, Hedge Fund Manager, Insight, Investment Company, James Chanos, Jim Chanos, Knack, Kynikos Associates, New Deal, New York City, Rose, Sharp, Spotlight, Stocks
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