Video Presentation Nov 2010, Portland
and his SyberSpace Law for Non-Lawyers lessons
Monday, December 20, 2010
Sunday, December 19, 2010
Whitney Tilson, Sep 2010 talk on CNBC
Whitney Tilson the famed value investor, and author of Poor Charlie’s Almanack: The Wit and Wisdom of Charles T. Munger , More Mortgage Meltdown: 6 Ways to Profit in These Bad Times and Value Investing Course: Essential Strategies for Market-beating Returns was recently interviewed on CNBC.
Tuesday, July 27, 2010
Thursday, July 22, 2010
Thursday, July 1, 2010
Youlia Miteva and Proxima fund
Youlia Miteva:
Proxima Capital Management 2007 filing paper with SEC, managed by David Travis is listed as a CEO and COO, managing $157,182,000.
PORTFOLIO:the link
Proxima Capital Offshore (Cayman Isl) has min $2,000,000 investment for new clients, here is a filling from SEC and rund directly by Youlia Miteva now, due to offshore character we know nothing.
According to SEC documents Proxima Fund had $18 Mil (19 investors) in 2007 and $61 Mil (41 investors) in 2010
June 2010
"Born in Bulgaria and educated in Italy and the U.S., Youlia Miteva, 34, had a glamorous resume even before she graduated from Wharton and the School of Engineering at Penn with a dual bachelor’s degree in finance management and management technology. Miteva began her Wall Street career as an analyst with storied boutique investment bank Donaldson, Lufkin & Jenrette. Now in her sixth year of running her own hedge fund firm, New York–based Proxima Capital Management, Miteva impresses investors with results — the main fund was up almost 80 percent, net of fees, in 2009 — and some are anxious to allocate more to her $350 million special situations fund. But portfolio manager Miteva is not in a rush to capitalize on her success; she knows the industry favors those who build smartly, not quickly."
Proxima Capital Management 2007 filing paper with SEC, managed by David Travis is listed as a CEO and COO, managing $157,182,000.
PORTFOLIO:the link
Proxima Capital Offshore (Cayman Isl) has min $2,000,000 investment for new clients, here is a filling from SEC and rund directly by Youlia Miteva now, due to offshore character we know nothing.
According to SEC documents Proxima Fund had $18 Mil (19 investors) in 2007 and $61 Mil (41 investors) in 2010
June 2010
"Born in Bulgaria and educated in Italy and the U.S., Youlia Miteva, 34, had a glamorous resume even before she graduated from Wharton and the School of Engineering at Penn with a dual bachelor’s degree in finance management and management technology. Miteva began her Wall Street career as an analyst with storied boutique investment bank Donaldson, Lufkin & Jenrette. Now in her sixth year of running her own hedge fund firm, New York–based Proxima Capital Management, Miteva impresses investors with results — the main fund was up almost 80 percent, net of fees, in 2009 — and some are anxious to allocate more to her $350 million special situations fund. But portfolio manager Miteva is not in a rush to capitalize on her success; she knows the industry favors those who build smartly, not quickly."
Tiger, Tiger, Burning Bright
Tiger, Tiger, Burning Bright: "A decade ago legendary hedge fund manager Julian Robertson Jr. decided to close the doors of Tiger Management Corp. to outside money after its assets had shrunk 70 percent from a high of $22�billion in 1998. The longtime value investor hadn’t been wrong, he had just been early, betting against the huge run-up in tech and telecom stocks. Still, Robertson’s investment record at Tiger is dazzling; he compounded net annualized returns of 25 percent from 1980 to 2000. But even more impressive is the legacy of investors Robertson has mentored — the fabled “cubs” — who worked as analysts at Tiger or were later seeded by him."
Virtual Reality Study Shows Investors' Aged Images Boost Savings
Virtual Reality Study Shows Investors' Aged Images Boost Savings: "Research has uncovered new ways to explain why investors act the way they do — why they panic, why they jump into and out of markets, and why they ignore risk. The newest behavioral application: flashing forward to the future. It turns out, people will boost regular retirement contributions if they get a good look at their futures."
Wednesday, January 20, 2010
Monday, January 18, 2010
Saturday, January 9, 2010
Wednesday, January 6, 2010
The Statistics May Talk, But Investors Don't Listen
Via Damodaran Online: Home Page for Aswath Damodaran
The Statistics May Talk, But Investors Don't Listen
By JONATHAN CLEMENTS The numbers don't lie. But investors, it seems, don't want to hear the truth. According to the statistics, most stock-fund managers fail to beat the market, Wall Street strategists often flunk at forecasting and investment newsletters offer mediocre advice. Yet investors keep buying actively managed funds, they keep listening to strategists and they keep subscribing to investment newsletters. What's going on here? There are a handful of explanations for this apparently bizarre behavior:
Full discussion - click here
By JONATHAN CLEMENTS The numbers don't lie. But investors, it seems, don't want to hear the truth. According to the statistics, most stock-fund managers fail to beat the market, Wall Street strategists often flunk at forecasting and investment newsletters offer mediocre advice. Yet investors keep buying actively managed funds, they keep listening to strategists and they keep subscribing to investment newsletters. What's going on here? There are a handful of explanations for this apparently bizarre behavior:
Full discussion - click here
Monday, January 4, 2010
Saturday, January 2, 2010
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