Hedge Fund - Lone Pine Capital

Billionaire Stephen Mandel, one of the many "Tiger Cubs" who worked under Julian Robertson at Tiger Management for a time, founded Lone Pine Capital in 1997.

Billionaire Stephen Mandel's Lone Pine Capital didn't suffer the same fate in 2015 as most of its large hedge funds peers.

Many hedge funds fell victim to the volatile market forces in the fourth quarter, but billionaire Stephen Mandel's Lone Pine Capital's equity portfolio managed to return 5.4% during the quarter based...

Apparently, the hedge fund industry as a whole does not believe that a long-term bear market for U.S equities is forthcoming, as they have been net buyers of stocks during the last four trading weeks...

A new 13G filing with the US Securities and Exchange Commission revealed billionaire Stephen Mandel's Lone Pine Capital holding 6.45 million shares of the athletic apparel designer and seller Lululemon...

Steve Mandel's Lone Pine Capital, whose mission is to invest in innovation, is one of the largest funds in the hedge fund universe.

In three separate filings made with the U.S.

The stock selection process is generally quite cumbersome and expensive on some occasions, especially when one does not have the necessary knowledge base and skills to pursue an appropriate analysis.

Billionaire Stephen Mandel's Lone Pine Capital lost money in the third quarter, although three of its funds: Lone Cypress, Lone Kauri, and Lone Tamarack declined by 3.5%, 3.6%, and 3.7%, respectively...