John Paulson’s Recovery Fund up 9%: Top Holdings HIG, MGM

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  We’ve obtained John Paulson’s latest letter to investors detailing some of the positions in his funds and his outlook on future return. The Paulson Recovery Fund is a fund involved in long positions that looks to take advantage of a recovering economic environment to catch returns. The fund has had a rocky existence and reportedly lost almost 28% of its value in 2011. In the first half of 2012 the fund is finally giving returns. It returned 9.24% as of the 30th of March. We examine some of the stocks that make up the recovery fund and Paulson’s outlook…

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