Sander Gerber

New York

CEO, Hudson Bay Capital Management and Contributor at New York Post

Sander Gerber is the Chief Executive Officer and Chief Investment Officer at Hudson Bay Capital. Their diversified client base includes public pension plans,

Articles

Stop the Palestinian Authority from Funding Terrorism

2 months ago | jinsa.org | Nolan Judd |Sander Gerber

With the inauguration of President Donald Trump, 2025 marks a pivotal moment for change, both in America and the Middle East. It’s past time to dismantle the system funneling donations from well-meaning Western charity-givers to terrorism, violating U.S. and Israeli law. At the core of this issue are the Palestinian Authority’s Martyrs’ Fund and Prisoners’ Fund.
Stop the Palestinian Authority from funding terrorism

2 months ago | washingtonexaminer.com | Sander Gerber

With the inauguration of President Donald Trump, 2025 marks a pivotal moment for change, both in America and the Middle East. It’s past time to dismantle the system funneling donations from well-meaning Western charity-givers to terrorism, violating U.S. and Israeli law. At the core of this issue are the Palestinian Authority’s Martyrs’ Fund and Prisoners’ Fund.
Japan can become one of the biggest winners of the Trump era

Nov 26, 2024 | asia.nikkei.com | Sander Gerber |Kenneth Weinstein

Sander Gerber is the CEO and founder of Hudson Bay Capital, a U.S.-based global investment firm. Kenneth Weinstein is the Japan Chair at the Hudson Institute, a think tank based in Washington, where he previously served as president and CEO. He is also the CEO of the Indo-Pacific Forum, a non-profit he co-founded with the late Shinzo Abe to promote a free and open Indo-Pacific. The elections in both the U.S. and Japan are in the record books.
Japan can become one of the biggest winners of the Trump era - Sander Gerber And Kenneth Weinstein

Nov 26, 2024 | qoshe.com | Sander Gerber |Kenneth Weinstein

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JD Vance is Right About "Experts"

Oct 11, 2024 | jinsa.org | Nolan Judd |Sander Gerber |Stephen Miran

Wall Street Journal | Share: The vice-presidential debate contained a fascinating exchange in which the moderators cited an analysis from the University of Pennsylvania’s Wharton School, which estimated that Donald Trump’s economic plan would increase the federal deficit by $5.8 trillion. JD Vance responded by pointing out that the experts had been wrong about many things, economic predictions not least.
JD Vance Is Right About ‘Experts’

Oct 9, 2024 | manhattan.institute | Stephen Miran |Sander Gerber

They’ve been wrong too often not to admit it to the public. The vice-presidential debate contained a fascinating exchange in which the moderators cited an analysis from the University of Pennsylvania’s Wharton School, which estimated that Donald Trump’s economic plan would increase the federal deficit by $5.8 trillion. JD Vance responded by pointing out that the experts had been wrong about many things, economic predictions not least.
Opinion | JD Vance Is Right About ‘Experts’

Oct 9, 2024 | wsj.com | Sander Gerber |Stephen Miran

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How Is the PA’s Agenda Not Genocide?

Mar 26, 2024 | jinsa.org | Ari Cicurel |Sander Gerber

Jewish News Syndicate | Share: The U.S. wants an entity that requires terrorists be paid for killing Israelis to rule post-war Gaza. Last month, the International Court of Justice—prompted by South Africa—issued an interim ruling on the accusation that Israel is committing genocide in its response to the Oct. 7 massacre.
How is the PA’s agenda not genocide?

Mar 26, 2024 | jns.org | Sander Gerber

(March 26, 2024 / JNS)Last month, the International Court of Justice—prompted by South Africa—issued an interim ruling on the accusation that Israel is committing genocide in its response to the Oct. 7 massacre. The ruling stopped short of confirming the charge but warned Israel to prevent “genocidal acts” banned under the 1948 Genocide Convention. The accusation of genocide was sickeningly offensive. It was also stunningly ironic.
The Fed Is Facing a Changed World. The Case Against Cuts.

Mar 15, 2024 | manhattan.institute | Stephen Miran |Sander Gerber

With the Federal Reserve set to meet shortly, it’s past time to start asking just how restrictive current monetary policy is. Look no further than February’s consumer price index data. Core inflation ran 3.8% over the past year and at an annualized rate of 4.2% over the past three months. The Fed sets policy with respect to where it thinks “neutral” interest rates lie. Rates below neutral stimulate the economy, while rates above hold it back.