Renowned hedge funds on Wall Street turned losses into profits last year, with returns exceeding gains in US stocks
阿豆学长长ov
发表于 2024-1-3 13:31:36
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According to the latest investor report released on Tuesday (January 3), Pan Xing Square Capital Management, a hedge fund owned by billionaire investor and well-known hedge fund manager Akman, achieved returns that exceeded the overall gains of the US stock market last year. The return rate of the fund in 2023 was 26.7%, and the net return on holdings in December alone increased by 9.3%.
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