Lakewood Capital Down 31% In Q1: Shorting The Following “Questionable Korean Biotech Companies” – ValueWalk Premium
07Apr

Lakewood Capital Down 31% In Q1: Shorting The Following “Questionable Korean Biotech Companies”

Anthony Bozza's Lakewood Capital Management ended the first quarter of 2020 with a net loss of 31.1%.

According to a copy of the hedge fund's Q1 letter, which ValueWalk has been able to review, the firm ended the month of March with long equity exposure of 98% and short exposure of 39.8% for net exposure of 58.2%.
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