Meredith Whitney is discovering it’s much easier to unemotionally write about stocks than trade them professionally.
With her American Revival Fund down 11 percent in a rising stock market, her partners and lead investor deserting her, the office furniture in her now vacant Madison Avenue office is for sale, a Bloomberg News report by Max Abelson notes.
What went wrong?
Meredith Whitney bet on “America’s heartland,” fund presentation documents show, at a time when quantitative easing dictated the bet should have been geared towards the top 1 percent of U.S. society, the rarefied segment of of the wealthy that benefited most from economic stimulus.

