Wolf of Wall St. style party

Discussion in 'Wall St. News' started by dealmaker, Jul 8, 2016.

  1. RRY16

    RRY16

    You claim you run money but you spend your whole day on ET, I would say your behavior is questionable..your a wanker compared to Bacon...not sure you even read the Vanity Fair article.
     
    #31     Jul 10, 2016
  2. Maverick74

    Maverick74

    Brett Barna is not a teenager, he is 31. And like I said before, all the points you make about Moore are completely valid. And all it took was Brett's behavior for this firm to now come under a microscope in which as you said, all the other skeletons will come out. I'm not defending Moore here. But what just happened is because of one guys actions, the performance, the management, and all actions now taken by this fund will come under incredible scrutiny. You are right, there are plenty of reasons to pull the money from this firm, but until this event happened, none of us here were talking about it. Of course the industry is disingenuous. LOL. There is nothing reasonable, rational, or moral about what goes on in this business. Everyone has the option of teaching 3rd grade public school and doing good things in the world for little money. But they choose not to and they choose to work on Wall Street and make as much money as humanly possible. I think the 2008 credit crisis speaks much more to the character of Wall Street then this party does. I don't know if you remember this, but after the credit crisis, after "we" the taxpayers bailed out these sycophants, the CEOs of all these banks put out memos to all their employees (who got paid huge bonuses with tax payer money) lay low for awhile. Cut back on the bling, stay out of the media, don't get in trouble, take the money and be invisible. These firms don't like the spotlight, it brings attention from regulators, media and sour investors. What Brett did is he turned on a spotlight and shouted with a megaphone, "look at me"! What's the over/under on how soon this guy finds work again. I've bookmarked his LinkedIn profile. I suspect his next job will be in Ohio working at a call center.
     
    #32     Jul 10, 2016
  3. conduit

    conduit

    so the old ET accusation again : " Because you did not make as much money as xyz you have no right to question their ethical values?". Laughable.

     
    #33     Jul 10, 2016
  4. conduit

    conduit

    I concur with all your points and fully agree except that this party put his firm more into the spotlight than it was before. Well perhaps for the casual ET reader who does not have much access to the HF insight scoops in the first place. But most professionals were fully aware of Bacon and his weird actions in his personal life long time ago.

     
    #34     Jul 10, 2016
  5. LOL

    More COPING from the bitter, jealous loser

    You're FOS

    Why?
    The delusional fantasist loser supposedly lives & works in HK - 1 of the top 3 most expensive real estate in the world - and he's complaining about house prices?! LOL

    Are you living under a bridge in HK to save money?
    B/c "money can't buy happiness", feed the poor in Africa & all the other useless memes blabla LOL

    That is the price of property in New York/Hamptons/London/HK/Monaco..
    Anyone who's lived in these places or been around wouldn't sound so shocked.
    So you sound naive..or a liar.
    A good liar creating a fantasy should have a good memory & extensive knowledge about the world around them. You have none.

    No one is stopping you returning to your cheap property in the sticks in Germany.
    What's stopping you?

    Thing is no one with money actually wants to live there in your shit hole village in Germany.
    There's nothing there, no jobs, nothing.
    That's why you left, remember.. LOL

    However I'm sure the "Syrian" refugees would love it there while raping the German women (& boys).
    You know - the refugees invading Europe b/c Merkel UNILATERALLY let them in without consulting with ANY other countries.
    EU a democracy, my ass.

    INCONGRUENCE

    Obsessive aspie/autist spends all his time 24/7 on ET..
    Past aliases AsiaProp, Volcunter.

    Delusional fantasist claims he's a Prop trader in Asia, my ass.
    Now he's supposedly managing OPM? Bwahaha

    Saying you're a prop trader in Asia is saying you FAILED

    It's like saying you're the fastest sprinter in India (100 M in 10.30 sec. LOL)
    It's not an achievement. It's worthless.
    B/c you couldn't make it elsewhere
    If you were any good you'd be in London or New York as a PM

    LOL


     
    #35     Jul 10, 2016
  6. ktm

    ktm

    Sounds like a great party.
     
    #36     Jul 10, 2016
  7. dealmaker

    dealmaker

    There is plenty of talent out there eg Moore Capital Management once employed Greg Coffey aka Wizard of Oz ( he retired at 41 with a fortune of roughly $700M ). HFs don't have to deal with PMs they consider pain in the neck especially the ones under-performing if, you don't believe me check out the conversation between Steve Arnold Cohen and Cliff Asness at Milken Global Conference 2016 and what Ken Griffin said at Milken Global Conference 2015. Louis Moore Bacon is the founder of the HF in question and the majority share-holder thus he is not fire-able.

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Louis_Bacon

    http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...Greg-Coffey-RETIRES-430m-fortune--age-41.html

    http://www.milkeninstitute.org/events/conferences/global-conference/2016/panel-detail/6168

    http://www.milkeninstitute.org/even...ence/global-conference-2015/panel-detail/5558
     
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    #37     Jul 10, 2016
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  8. conduit

    conduit

    Everything you say I 100% agree with. It does not make it less curious, though, that Bacon is brought in connection with the KKK, that he has nothing better to do than spending millions over many years to fight another billionaire over noise levels regarding properties in the Bahamas. It simply raises eyebrows to fire someone because of party related issues and rather than being direct in case the reason for dismissal was performance. Makes investors wonder where the heart of the hf founder really is and the focus of his concerns

     
    #38     Jul 10, 2016
  9. conduit

    conduit

    Sorry in case I destroyed your life goal and passion to save up for a home in the Hamptons. But if you cannot afford to pay the price for the land and putting up a new home in the Hamptons then you may want to consider a different location. HK real estate is also shitty and prices are completely dislocated from their true intrinsic values but there are choices right?

    Maybe I can interest you in a job in Hong Kong? No capital gains taxes here and income taxes are capped at 15%. Not bad huh? It may bring you closer to your financial goals faster. At least you earn way more than for an equivalent job in NYC.

     
    #39     Jul 10, 2016
  10. Maverick74

    Maverick74

    I'll rescind my previous comments in light of the new information.

     
    #40     Jul 18, 2016
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