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Interview with Seth Hamot Managing Partner of Roark, Rearden, & Hamot Capital Management.
By Jacob Wolinsky. Interview by Ankit Gupta of [ www.selectedfinancials.com ] Seth Hamot, 48, is the founder and managing partner of Roark, Rearden, & Hamot Capital Management. His fund has over $150 Million under management, has performed well through 2-3 recessions, and returned an annualized 17% to investors net of fees. Read more » »
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Tremont Fair, Inc. Issues Letter to Shareholders
HOUSTON—-Tremont Fair, Inc. issued the following Update to Shareholders:
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Nervous investors can ease into the stock market
I want to start investing, but I am hesitant about buying equities and wonder whether I should stick to buying U.S. Treasury bonds or leave the money in a savings account? Right now, it seems many retail investors are still…
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A Rising Star In Africa
Lonrho could become a profitable African conglomerate once again.
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Think Job, Then Stocks
Career choices top portfolio moves in building your nest egg, this adviser says.
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Paper: Mideast looking at investing in BP
BP may look to sovereign wealth funds, including in the oil-rich Middle East, to fend off takeover bids amid mounting costs from the Gulf of Mexico oil leak disaster, according to reports published Sunday.
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Barclays In Talks With Chinese Fund Companies On Fixed-Income ETFs
Barclays In Talks With Chinese Fund Companies On Fixed-Income ETFs
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Blockbuster Stock Trading Halted
Blockbuster stock trading is being halted after Blockbuster failed to approve a restructuring plan needed to meet listing requirements on NYSE.
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Wall Street: Good Days for Private Equity
Private equity may finally get it right.
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Reliance MIP: Invest
Investors who can stomach some volatility can consider investing in units of Reliance MIP, a debt-oriented monthly income plan, with a track record of over six years.
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