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Bet that was one exchange that didn't feel like an orgasm.
Nothing says "not a cult" like gushing testimonials.
Who needs stock analysts when you have 140 characters?
They made as much as 441,400 regular Americans combined.
"We're now doing things like canvassing all hedge funds."
What does it mean if successful money managers don't want the dough?
Why dwell on the negative?
Friends with benefits get together for a chat.
People at multimillion-dollar firms find higher deductibles "troubling."
SEC director Robert Khuzami expresses fresh outrage.
Obama's recently departed economic aide isn't wasting any time getting back into the swing of things.
A spoof of hedge-fund investor letters.
Plus, a blind item about a New York hedge-fund founder.
"If I don't raise my voice, nobody will, because everyone has gone underground."
"'Let me ask you a question,' he said to a reporter, turning around. 'Do I have a bull's-eye on my back?'"
He might have worn a wire if the Feds had been nicer.
Don Ching Trang Chu has been charged with securities fraud.
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