Meme stocks, Reddit, and QAnon: A postcard from the origin of the metaverse
Join WatersTechnology for a look back at the most absurd stories of the year—Reddit/GameStop, the advent of meme stocks, and QAnon—and what they mean for you.
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Join WatersTechnology for a look back at the most absurd stories of the year—Reddit/GameStop, the advent of meme stocks, and QAnon—and what they mean for you.
Surging stock prices were little help to managers who backed the wrong companies or were ensnared in violent short-squeezes.
Equity sector and CTAs were cut down by Omicron, a tech sell-off, and inflation fears last month. Still, investors did well with hedge funds this year, particularly in credit, quant, and multi-strategy.
September was a mirror image of August, with Covid and inflation driving the markets.
By Jon Caplis, Founder and CEO, PivotalPath So far, 2021 has had its fair share of high-profile hedge fund stories, from the GameStop and Reddit saga in ...