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Technology Stocks : The New (Profitable) Ramtron
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From: jimtracker110/30/2008 10:34:54 PM
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From the Salt Lake Tribune. Thursday Oct 30, 2008

Hedge funds are aggravating the worst market sell-off in 50 years as they dump assets to meet investor redemptions and keep lenders at bay. U.S. hedge-fund managers may lose 15 percent of assets to withdrawals by year's end while their European rivals shed as much as 25 percent, Huw van Steenis, a Morgan Stanley analyst in London, wrote Friday in a report to clients. Combined with investment losses, industry assets may shrink to $1.3 trillion, a 32 percent drop from the peak in June
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