Financial advisor Julian Rubinstein, President of American Asset Management, has issues with Warren Buffett and Berkshire Hathaway’s recent letter to investors. The plain-spoken one-time business executive turned Florida-based retail investment broker is required to clearly disclose risk, which Buffett didn’t do. Rubinstein isn't alone in having issues, other NonCorrelated hedge fund managers agree.
Julian Rubinstein and David Harding serve different clients but attempt to achieve the same goal: noncorrelation
Rubinstein and hedge fund luminary David Harding of Winton Capital Management might not have much in common except for their dedication to the investing concept of noncorrelation. Their strategies are designed to generate returns independent of the stock market's price direction.
Rubinstein serves non-professional investors and for noncorrelation building a...
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