Statar Capital Slumps -9.34% Amid “Unsettled” Oil & Gas Markets

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Rupert Hargreaves
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Miami-based Statar Capital, which specializes in trading natural gas, has struggled this year. According to a copy of the firm’s February investor update, which ValueWalk has been able to review, the fund declined -9.34% in February, taking its loss for the year to the end of the month to -6.05%. Statar manages $2.3 billion in assets and is run by Ron Ozer, a former trader at Citadel and DE Shaw. The fund’s assets have expanded rapidly over the past year as investors have flocked to its offering, enticed by high returns. Since its inception in September 2018, the fund has…


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