Book Review: Diary of a Hedge Fund Manager

Jul 21st, 2010 | Filed under: Today's Post | By: Guest

By: Ranjan Bhaduri, CAIA, AlphaMetrix Alternative Investment Advisors & AllAboutAlpha.com Editorial Board

As the initial shock of the 2008 financial crisis begins to wear off, we are seeing more and more histories of it cropping up, such as here and here. Diary of a Hedge Fund Manager strives to take a simple, plain-truth approach to chronicling the development of Keith McCullough, a hedge fund manager, in the decade leading up to the 2008 financial crisis. The story is fully autobiographical, beginning with author’s childhood in Canada, tracing his rise and fall from one of the largest hedge funds in 2007, and finishing with his successful rebound to create hedgeye.com, a real-time investment ideas and research firm, which is similar to watching a hedge fund manager in action with full transparency.

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