Hedge hogging /
Biggs, Barton,1932-
Hoboken, N.J. : Wiley,
c2006.
Includes bibliographical references (p. 307-308).
The triangle investment club dinner -- The new hedgehogs may have been golden boys, but they still bleed red -- Short-selling oil -- Short selling is not for sissies -- The odyssey of starting a hedge fund -- The roadshow grind -- The run-up and haunted by remembrances and doubt -- Hedgehogs come in all sizes and shapes -- The violence of secular market cycles -- The battle for investment survival -- From one generation to another -- Nature's mysticism and groupthink stinks -- The Internet bubble -- Great investment managers are intense, disciplined maniacs -- You're only as beloved as your most recent performance -- Once you have a fortune, how can you hang on to it? -- Three investment religions -- The trouble with being big -- Bubbles and the true believer -- Divine intervention, or inside information? -- John Maynard Keynes.
Hedge funds.