Off the Shelf

Blog Archive

• ■  2016
  • ■  January
    • The Morning Brief: Farallon Raises $250 Million for Long-Only Funds
• ■  2015
  • ■  December
    • Off the Shelf: Success From Failure
  • ■  August
    • Off the Shelf: Incomplete Analysis
  • ■  May
    • Investors Miss Out By Avoiding Women-Led Hedge Funds
    • The Morning Brief: Despite Tough April, Activists Soar
  • ■  February
    • Off the Shelf: Attacking the Black Boxes
  • ■  January
    • Off the Shelf: When Opportunity Ran Amok
• ■  2014
  • ■  August
    • Off the Shelf: Pick Your Favorite Number
  • ■  May
    • The Flash Boys: Rebels in Search of a Cause
  • ■  February
    • New Wall Street Exposé Details Life as a Lowly Analyst
• ■  2013
  • ■  November
    • Nine Economic Disasters That Didn’t Have to Happen
  • ■  September
    • Simon Lack’s New Book Sounds a New Alarm
    • The Morning Brief: SAC’s Employee Retention Scheme
    • Everything Alternative Investors Never Thought to Ask
  • ■  July
    • The Morning Brief: Loeb’s Reinsurer To Go Public; Herbalife Surges
  • ■  June
    • The Morning Brief: Tepper Bullish on Stocks; Wood Leaves Whitebox; Sony Chief Asks for Patience
  • ■  May
    • The Morning Brief: Hedge Fund Tell-All to Hit Shelves Soon
    • Off the Shelf: What Made Raj Rajaratnam Run?
  • ■  January
    • Off the Shelf: Jim Rogers on Why the U.S. Is Losing Ground to Asia
• ■  2012
  • ■  December
    • Nassim Taleb Channels Charles Darwin
  • ■  October
    • Hedge Funds and the New Ruling Class
  • ■  August
    • Octopus: An exhaustive—and exhausting—chronicle of Sam Israel’s Bayou delusions
  • ■  June
    • The Alpha Masters: Worshiping those rock stars with spreadsheets
  • ■  March
    • Finance Cops or Lapdogs?
  • ■  February
    • Simon Lack: The accidental critic
    • Passing the Buck
• ■  2011
  • ■  December
    • Endgame for the euro?
  • ■  November
    • Following the money down a rabbit hole
  • ■  October
    • Railing against financial oligarchs
  • ■  September
    • The devil is in the derivatives
  • ■  July
    • Blame it on Fannie Mae
  • ■  June
    • Goldman’s aleph males
  • ■  May
    • Investing lessons from a pro
  • ■  April
    • What caused the crash?
  • ■  March
    • The rise and fall of the Nymex
  • ■  February
    • A tale of gain...and loss
• ■  2010
  • ■  December
    • The devils are in the details
  • ■  November
    • A love affair gone bad
  • ■  September
    • Tales of a hedge fund start-up
  • ■  August
    • Cash of the titans
  • ■  July
    • Roubini takes on the banks (Magazine Version)
  • ■  June
    • Roubini takes on the banks
    • Ackman's MBIA obsession
  • ■  May
    • Activist hedge fund manager Eric Rosenfeld's new book is a gas (Magazine Version)
  • ■  April
    • Activist hedge fund manager Eric Rosenfeld's new book is a gas
  • ■  March
    • They are listening now
    • Geeks gone wild
• ■  2009
  • ■  December
    • Will the real John Paulson stand up?
  • ■  October
    • Quant trading: Beyond science fiction
  • ■  September
    • Vilifying short sellers