Lone Pine's Lone Dragon Pine hedge fund up 72.9%
| January 20th, 2010 | ||
| Contributed by: Teri Buhl | ||
| According to Teri Buhl of the Greenwich Time, Steve Mandel’s newest long-only fund, Lone Dragon Pine, is proving it might really know what it’s doing when it comes to emerging markets investing. According to a Jan. 15 investor letter seen by Greenwich Time, Lone Dragon Pine returned a whopping 72.9 percent for 2009. It looks like going long on Brazilian mining stocks like MMX Mineracao e Metalicos S.A., whose stock climbed from just under $3 to a high of $15 last year, paid off. Greenwich-based Lone Pine Capital has been in the hedge fund business since the late 90’s and launched after Mandel trained under legendary investor Julian Robertson of Tiger Management Corp. To read the complete article in the Greenwich Time, please click source below. | ||
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Lone Pine Capital |
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Related People: Alex Robertson;
Related Entities: Tiger Asia;
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