Hedge Fund - Impala Asset Management

As the panic spurred by the coronavirus erases trillions from equity markets, whipsaws bonds and crushes energy prices, there may still be another shoe to drop.

Impala Asset Management is a Connecticut-based multi-billion dollar asset manager that was launched in 2004 by Robert Bishop and got registered with the SEC in January 2006.

Impala Asset Management is a multi-billion dollar Connecticut-based hedge fund that was founded by Robert Bishop in 2004.

Investors face risks they haven't seen before due to the aggressive actions of global central bankers, Paul Singer of Elliott Management said Tuesday.

Friday's ruling that Herbalife effectively is not a Ponzi scheme adds another layer to an already brutal year for hedge fund titan Bill Ackman.

Last Wednesday, Robert Bishop’s Impala Asset Management, filed a Form 13F with the U.S.

In today’s marketplace, there are tons of indicators shareholders can use to track Mr. Market. Two of the best are hedge fund and insider trading sentiment.

To the average investor, there are dozens of methods shareholders can use to track the equity markets. Two of the most innovative are hedge fund and insider trading sentiment.

If you were to ask many of your fellow readers, hedge funds are assumed to be bloated, outdated financial tools of a period lost to current times.