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A terrible month for two of its largest positions doomed Pershing Square Capital Management to a red July.
The New York-based hedge fund fell 2.2% on the month. The firm was
burned by its $1 billion short bet against nutritional supplements
company Herbalife, whose shares soared 40% in July, and its big long bet
on retailer J.C. Penney Co., whose shares dropped 17% on the month.
The New York-based hedge fund fell 2.2% on the month, Reuters
reports. The firm was burned by its $1 billion short bet against
nutritional supplements company Herbalife, whose shares soared 40% in
July, and its big long bet on retailer J.C. Penney Co., whose shares
dropped 17% on the month.
Pershing Square, which manages $12 billion, has suffered at least
$300 million in losses on Herbalife, which the hedge fund's founder,
William Ackman, has called a "pyramid scheme."
This market even burnes the fat cats, be very careful out there with YOUR money.
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