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To: Copeland who wrote (41047)	11/13/2025 12:10:57 AM
From: techtrader73	1 Recommendation Recommended By bob_o Respond to of 41190

yes i saw that , if i remember correctly a popular short hedge fund shut down either in 2000 or 2007, maybe both .... so let's see what it means in the long term I found it ..... history rhymes sometimes The major short-focused hedge fund that shut down at the peak of the 2000 dot-com top was Tiger Management, founded by Julian Robertson. Peak and Shutdown: Tiger Management closed in March 2000, exactly as the NASDAQ hit its all-time high of 5,048 on March 10, 2000, marking the top of the dot-com bubble. Robertson’s Letter: In his famous closure letter (March 30, 2000), he wrote: "The key to the hedge fund business is to compound money for investors. We have not been able to do that recently... As a result, we have decided to return all capital to investors."