Hedge Fund - Owl Creek Asset Management

In this article, we discuss the 10 stocks Jeffrey Altman’s Owl Creek Asset Management is buying.

Berkshire Hathaway chairman and CEO Warren Buffett turned 89 on Friday, but the best birthday present he ever received came long ago, before he made his first penny — before he was even born.

The Sohn Investment Conference, one of the biggest hedge fund gatherings of the year, took place yesterday in New York, with Bill Ackman, David Einhorn, Keith Meister, and Larry Robbins among the hedge...

After all, activist hedge funds get most of their earnings from investing in companies and pushing them to provide more shareholder value.

2016 was rough for the hedge fund industry in terms of redemptions, as it suffered a money exodus due to rising investor frustration amid low returns, unjustifiably high fees, and insider trading scandals...

Two reputable investment firms within our database, Cerberus Capital Management and Owl Creek Asset Management, are piling more capital into Pacific DataVision Inc. (NASDAQ:PDVW).

A portfolio formed around a smid-cap strategy offers the best of two worlds: landing comfortably between the relatively unknown nature of small-cap companies, which results in greater alpha opportunities...

Jeffrey Altman’s Owl Creek Asset Management has released its 13F for the second quarter, unveiling a total of 20 positions that have a value of roughly $2 billion.

Jeffrey Altman’s Owl Creek Asset Management has bought 2.8 million shares in Seventy Seven Energy Inc (NYSE:SSE), an oilfield services company.