Several of the speakers at the Ira W. Sohn Investment Research Conference told investors where there is — and isn’t — money to be made.
From Kiplinger.com:
Sell Moody’s and Apollo. Take a flier on General Growth Properties. Those were some of the ideas that emerged in a New York City concert hall usually reserved for jazz acts. The setting was the Ira W. Sohn Investment Research Conference. The event, which is held for charity, invites accomplished hedge-fund managers to riff on the economy and tout investing ideas. Proceeds from the event go to groups that fight pediatric cancer and other illnesses.
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