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Cooperman Goes Short Yen Amid Fear of Currency War

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Leon Cooperman's Omega Advisors gained 9.2 percent, net of fees, in the first quarter of this year according to a shareholder letter obtained by ValueWalk. The long equity portfolio contributed major gains whereas their credit portfolio also added +180 basis points to gross performance. Omega's short equity book as well as futures and options trades detracted in Q1.

Cooperman Goes Short Yen Amid Fear of Currency War

The hedge fund netted the largest individual gains from a position in structured credit, whereas SLM Corp (NASDAQ:SLM), Tetragon Financial Group Limited (AMS:TFG) Atlas Energy LP (NYSE:ATLS) and Sprint Nextel Corporation (NYSE:S) are also among top performers. The...

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