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Steve Diggle, a hedge fund manager who made $3 billion during the global financial crisis, is preparing to capitalize on market volatility once again. He perceives current threats to market stability as being at a level not seen since 2008. Diggle is raising funds for a new hedge fund, tentatively named 'Artradis II', aiming to profit from market swings similar to those he exploited during the financial crisis. His approach involves betting on volatility, a strategy that proved successful for him between 2007 and 2008.
Scoop on wealth and investment management software Addepar raising at above a $3 billion valuation https://t.co/qKbphxrBUN w/ @GillianTan
EXCLUSIVE: Michael Platt is doing just fine for himself after returning $7 billion in clients cash. His net worth is now estimated at $9.8 billion by Bloomberg after big gains year after year running his own wealth and that of his partners. https://t.co/PLQT8Tgw3P via @business https://t.co/htxyId0KEA
"Amid massive fear in the markets, it's hard to be the bold contrarian. But that's exactly what I was back in March 2020. When investors panicked in the early days of the pandemic," explains @WhitneyTilson ➡️ https://t.co/RPaEq0p4UN https://t.co/J8jDkdo2ek
