650+ U.S. hedge funds, ~350 U.S. long-onlys in one place, sortable and searchable. FREE PREVIEW Use cases The search works for your keyword in all fields: from fund name, all the way to the text inside the details column. Example use cases: * If you want to find
Note: * All figures are averages using pivot table * There weren’t enough international data points to even have analysis, so I excluded them * excluded a few outliers (because might be prank submissions) and macro (because it can skew the fundamental research info) * Firms considered “BB” in my grouping (I have
Updated: 3/14/2026 Subject to change because I cannot make up my damn mind. Hedge funds AUM: because hedge funds only report regulatory AUM, which includes leverage, it's not disclosed in our fund database. Style I classify funds into value, growth, event-driven, activist, healthcare (biotech/biopharma)
Estimated reading tie: ~10 minutes Continuing from last week's article, let's talk more tips on how you can become more effective as a junior sell-sider. Topics: * You don't get better as an investor on the sell-side, unless you want to * You need
If you’re a junior in sell-side equity research today, you’re entering at a strange time. The pay isn't what they used to be. Budgets are tighter, headcount is leaner, and senior analysts are being asked to do more with less. That tension shows up everywhere.
Most hedge fund stories start with the wins. This one starts with a drawdown. Before Ricky Sandler built Eminence Capital into one of the most respected long/short hedge funds in the market, he went through a near career-ending lesson in 1998. His first investment firm returned 36% CAGR
Moving from a value investing seat to a growth investing seat is not straightforward. Let me explain why, and what you can do to improve your odds. By value, I am referring to two kinds: 1) deep value, the likes of Pzena, Donald Smith & Co., and Third Avenue — firms
In 1976, a small group of investors working inside the family office of Chicago entrepreneur Irving Harris set out to build something different. They founded Harris Associates L.P. to learn how to think about businesses the slow, owner-oriented way—patient, independent, and grounded in fundamentals. In 1991, the
Continuing last week's discussion, I will share 5 more creator-founder lessons. Persistence Isn’t Enough Just because you don’t give up doesn’t mean you’ll succeed. This is where too much motivational content can actually hurt you. A successful entrepreneur tells you to start companies.
Reading time: ~15 mins I often get questions about lessons I’ve learned as a public equity investor-turned creator-turned founder. This series shares those lessons. Whether you’re a corporate employee, an investor, or a founder (especially a creator-turned-founder), I hope you find value in ideas
Jeff Ubben didn’t leave Fidelity because he was bad at the job. He left because he was too good at it—and the money wouldn’t stop coming in. He kept trying to shrink the number of names in his portfolio, but the fund kept getting bigger and positions
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