
Peter Rudegeair
Reporter at The Wall Street Journal
Wall Street Journal reporter covering hedge funds and investing.
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wsj.com | Peter Rudegeair
Investors unhappy with Armistice’s 19% loss in March can’t leave anytime soonA highflying hedge fund blocked investors from leaving at the start of the year. It promptly went on a losing streak. Armistice Capital, a stock-picking firm that began 2025 with about $2 billion in assets under management, lost money in April for the third consecutive month, people familiar with the matter said. Investors unhappy with the performance can’t leave anytime soon. Under new terms that went into effect Jan.
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flipboard.com | Peter Rudegeair
1 hour agoBeijing has set autonomous logistics as one of its priority objectives for its 2030 national agenda. It appears its aggressive plan is working. An empty light truck is cruising along a sun-drenched highway of Qionghai, a city in Hainan Island, the southernmost part of China. As the car that’s …
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finance.yahoo.com | Peter Rudegeair
Unlock stock picks and a broker-level newsfeed that powers Wall Street. Peter Rudegeair Mon, May 5, 2025, 6:00 AM 3 min read 510 Madison Ave., New York, where Armistice Capital is based. - Dan Lyon/WSJ A highflying hedge fund blocked investors from leaving at the start of the year. It promptly went on a losing streak.
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fnlondon.com | Peter Rudegeair
Hedge Fund Goes on Losing Streak After Locking In InvestorsInvestors unhappy with Armistice’s 19% loss in March can’t leave anytime soon Published May 5, 2025 at 6:00 AM ET A highflying hedge fund blocked investors from leaving at the start of the year. It promptly went on a losing streak. Armistice Capital, a stock-picking firm that began 2025 with about $2 billion in assets under management, lost money in April for the third consecutive month, people familiar with the matter said.
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wsj.com | Peter Rudegeair
Ken Griffin’s main hedge fund is now up for the year after losing money in the first quarterCitadel navigated April’s market chaos and generated a 1.3% gain in its flagship hedge fund last month, a person familiar with the matter said, outperforming the broader stock market. The detailsCitadel doesn’t disclose much to investors about where its multistrategy Wellington fund makes its money, but the performance of other funds it manages offers some clues of what worked for the firm in April.
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Armistice Capital delivered good returns to investors over 12+ years. What it hasn’t delivered lately is much $$ to clients who wanted out (they got IOUs instead). How one hedge fund's big bet on thinly-traded assets is causing headaches: https://t.co/dgVMvERatH

"It's time to invest in companies that don't hate you:" a look at Donald Trump Jr.'s new career as an anti-woke VC. One of his early bets was a MAGA-friendly online marketplace called PublicSquare. Its shares are down 90%+ since their debut last year https://t.co/avbjpddPEW