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By admin - Posted on October 5th, 2008
Tagged: Morgan Housel down recently with famed value investor Mohnish Pabrai and got a chance to pick his brain on everything from the short-selling ban to his recent lunch with Warren Buffett. Morgan Housel shares Pabrai's thoughts on the recent market turmoil, and how he's looking for bargain investments during these tumultuous times.
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Morgan Housel down recently with famed value investor Mohnish Pabrai and got a chance to pick his brain on everything from the short-selling ban to his recent lunch with Warren Buffett. Morgan Housel shares Pabrai's thoughts on the recent market turmoil, and how he's looking for bargain investments during these tumultuous times.
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By admin - Posted on October 5th, 2008
Tagged: Mark Sellers III's hedge-fund career peaked this summer about the time he turned 40. Then it cratered. Mr. Sellers, who once managed close to $300 million, is shutting his Chicago-based firm and retiring, at least until his distaste for the pressures of managing other people's money subsides.
"What I've learned about the hedge-fund business is that I hate it," says Mr. Sellers, a former stock analyst with Morningstar. "I have enough money that I don't have to work, and why should I put myself under that much stress?"
Mark Sellers III's hedge-fund career peaked this summer about the time he turned 40. Then it cratered. Mr. Sellers, who once managed close to $300 million, is shutting his Chicago-based firm and retiring, at least until his distaste for the pressures of managing other people's money subsides.
"What I've learned about the hedge-fund business is that I hate it," says Mr. Sellers, a former stock analyst with Morningstar. "I have enough money that I don't have to work, and why should I put myself under that much stress?"
