2016 was a bad year for Teton Capital Partners. For the year, the fund, which has earned a reputation for making winning bets on suspect Chinese companies, produced a net return for investors of only 3.8% — it’s third-worst performance since inception. Unfortunately, this year isn’t shaping up to be much better. According to the fund’s third-quarter letter to investors, a copy of which has been reviewed by ValueWalk, year-to-date Teton Capital Partners is up only 2.6% to the end of September. [buffett] Q3 Hedge Fund Letters – Maverick Capital Details Its Favorite Shorts, Baupost Soon And More [UPDATED] The…
Teton Capital: Hurt By Bizarro World Stock Short
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