Rumors are swirling– swirling– that Goldman Sachs’s flagship hedge fund, Global Alpha, is being liquidated. The news has apparently put pressure on shares in EADS (-2%), which is a constituent of the fund, as well as Germany’s Continental (-2.2%) and Italy’s Fiat (-3%), which are investments of the fund. Global Alpha recorded a 7.7% loss in the last week of July, bringing its performance for the year to -12.1% before fees.
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Goldman has already officially denied this . . .
Definitely is not true.
yea… remember when i swore up and down that i wasn’t going to shutter sowood? ah, the memories.
but we should totally believe goldman’s denial.
Isn’t it funny how Goldman’s own hedge fund, betting the firm’s money out performs the hedge funds in GSAM managing other people’s money. I wonder what that means.
It means they are stuck in the middle of a huge conflict of interest.
Random Banker, if by “Goldman’s own hedge fund” you mean GS Prinicipal Strategies, then you are clearly mistaken. GS Prinicipal Strategies is now accepting outside investors as it’s been moved under the GSAM umbrella.
Anyone know where these Global Alpha rumors stemming from?
interesting, i didn’t know they’d moved GSPS did they move SSI to GSAM as well?
Renaissance is up 40% ytd
i hear rentech was up like 4% ytd…
Citadel is up 25ish% YTD
Is their Smuckers Fund in a jam?
Goldman? Conflict of interest? NAWWWWWWWW
I heard the rumor was started by teenagers whose father had a dispute with Goldman