Hedge Funds Blogs and Articles

9 Stocks Big Short’s Michael Burry Is Betting On
BlogMay 12, 2026

9 Stocks Big Short’s Michael Burry Is Betting On

Michael Burry’s Scion Management, though no longer filing SEC reports, continues to attract attention as he builds a nine‑stock portfolio that includes Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corp (FMCC) and China’s JD.com. Burry remains bearish on the broader AI and semiconductor...

By Insider Monkey Blog
5 Stocks Big Short’s Michael Burry Is Betting On
BlogMay 12, 2026

5 Stocks Big Short’s Michael Burry Is Betting On

Hedge fund manager Michael Burry has taken a position in Lululemon Athletica (NASDAQ:LULU) despite the stock’s recent downtrend. The company currently has 78 hedge fund holders and analysts have kept a neutral Hold rating with no upside target revisions. Lululemon...

By Insider Monkey Blog
Citadel Wins Major Talent Battle Against Millennium as Hedge Fund “Gazumping” Enters the Mainstream:
BlogMay 12, 2026

Citadel Wins Major Talent Battle Against Millennium as Hedge Fund “Gazumping” Enters the Mainstream:

Citadel has secured macro trader Pablo Duran Steinman after he reneged on a pending move to Millennium Management, a maneuver industry insiders label “gazumping.” The episode underscores a growing trend where multi‑strategy platforms poach talent during lengthy gardening‑leave periods, inflating compensation...

By HedgeCo.net – Blogs
Institutional Investor Attention
BlogMay 11, 2026

Institutional Investor Attention

A new Journal of Finance paper quantifies institutional investors' online news consumption and shows that attention is a scarce, tradable resource. Funds shift toward macroeconomic news when market volatility rises, and those that do so earn roughly 0.48% per quarter...

By Alpha Architect Research Blog
Why Are Hedge Fund Managers Always Bearish?
BlogMay 8, 2026

Why Are Hedge Fund Managers Always Bearish?

Hedge‑fund legends such as Ray Dalio and Paul Tudor Jones routinely issue bearish market calls, warning of overvaluation and potential crises. Their forecasts stem from a trader‑centric mindset that emphasizes risk control and short‑term alpha rather than long‑term buy‑and‑hold investing. Despite...

By A Wealth of Common Sense
Hedge Funds in 2026: Which Strategies Are Working and Why?
BlogMay 8, 2026

Hedge Funds in 2026: Which Strategies Are Working and Why?

Despite fee and liquidity concerns, hedge funds remain a valuable asset class for diversified portfolios. In early 2026, healthcare‑focused funds and merger‑arbitrage strategies posted the strongest performance, reversing lagging results from 2025. The Wealth Enterprise Briefing emphasizes evaluating hedge funds...

By WE Family Offices
Hedge Funds Surge in April to Post Strongest Gains Since 2020
BlogMay 8, 2026

Hedge Funds Surge in April to Post Strongest Gains Since 2020

Global hedge funds posted a 4.8% gain in April 2026, the strongest monthly rise since November 2020 and the second‑largest since May 2009. The rebound was led by Equity Hedge, which jumped 7.3%, and a standout 14.8% surge in technology‑focused...

By HedgeNordic
Multi-Strategy Giants Rebound Sharply in April as Mega Hedge Fund Platforms Regain Their Footing:
BlogMay 8, 2026

Multi-Strategy Giants Rebound Sharply in April as Mega Hedge Fund Platforms Regain Their Footing:

After a turbulent March, the world’s largest multi‑strategy hedge fund platforms rebounded sharply in April, delivering gains ranging from 1.4% to 4% across firms such as Millennium, Citadel, ExodusPoint, Schonfeld and Balyasny. The rally was driven by a broad equity...

By HedgeCo.net – Blogs
KKR Signals Softer Earnings Outlook Despite Strong Q1:
BlogMay 8, 2026

KKR Signals Softer Earnings Outlook Despite Strong Q1:

KKR posted a robust first‑quarter 2026, expanding assets under management to roughly $758 billion and raising $28 billion of new capital. Adjusted net income hit $1.2 billion, or $1.39 per share, comfortably beating the $1.29 consensus. Management fees surged 30% to $1.2 billion, underscoring...

By HedgeCo.net – Blogs
Tom Hayes – Fox Business – Varney & Co – Appearance – 5/7/26
BlogMay 7, 2026

Tom Hayes – Fox Business – Varney & Co – Appearance – 5/7/26

On May 7, 2026, Tom Hayes, Chairman of Great Hill Capital, appeared on Fox Business alongside Varney & Co. During the interview he outlined the firm’s $5 billion capital deployment plan and highlighted a strategic pivot toward tech‑enabled consumer brands. Hayes...

By Hedge Fund Tips with Tom Hayes
Netskope (NTSK) Slid on a Combination of Sector-Wide and Technical Factors
BlogMay 7, 2026

Netskope (NTSK) Slid on a Combination of Sector-Wide and Technical Factors

Baron Discovery Fund highlighted Netskope in its Q1 2026 investor letter, noting the stock fell despite strong fundamentals. Netskope closed at $10.55, up 24.56% over the month but down 39.85% year‑to‑date, with a $4.22 billion market cap. The decline is attributed...

By Insider Monkey Blog
Leader-Follower Dynamics in Shareholder Activism
BlogMay 7, 2026

Leader-Follower Dynamics in Shareholder Activism

The authors analyze leader‑follower dynamics in hedge‑fund activist "wolf‑pack" campaigns, showing that a lead investor can use its initial market trades to signal intent and attract like‑minded followers. Leaders typically acquire about 1% of a target’s shares before hitting disclosure...

By Harvard Law School Forum on Corporate Governance
Brittle Peace, Fragile Trends: CTAs Battle April Volatility
BlogMay 7, 2026

Brittle Peace, Fragile Trends: CTAs Battle April Volatility

In April the NHX CTA Index delivered a modest positive return despite divergent outcomes among its managers and sub‑strategies. Early‑month time‑series momentum plunged amid cease‑fire‑triggered trend reversals, but steadied in the second half as a strong equity rally offset flat...

By HedgeNordic
The Illusion of Longevity: Why Averages Mislead in Hedge Fund Survival
BlogMay 6, 2026

The Illusion of Longevity: Why Averages Mislead in Hedge Fund Survival

The Nordic hedge‑fund industry appears stable when citing a 7.3‑year average lifespan, but that figure is skewed by a few long‑lived managers. The median survival is only 5.3 years, indicating most funds exit much sooner. Early‑year closures dominate, yet a...

By HedgeNordic