Hedge Fund - Blue Ridge Capital

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Blue Ridge Capital, is one of the most well-known long/short equity hedge funds, which was founded by John Griffin in 1996. Prior to founding Blue Ridge, Mr.

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Today, we decided to analyze the profitability of the small-cap equity holdings of billionaire John Griffin's $13.8 billion Blue Ridge Capital.

Blue Ridge Capital LLC is a New York-based hedge fund that was founded in 1996 by the former president of Julian Robertson’s Tiger Management, John Griffin.

Billionaire John Griffin's $13.8 billion fund, Blue Ridge Capital, recently filed its 13F form for the first quarter, disclosing its long positions in U.S-traded equities as of the end of the first quarter...

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John Griffin’s Blue Ridge Capital had a great start to the year, as its 45 long positions in stocks with a market cap above $1.0 billion returned 6.8% in the first quarter.