Bitcoin Is Number One Pick — Asset Manager Confident BTC Will Take Him ‘to th...
At CNBC’s Stock Draft, an annual stock-picking competition, bitcoin was the number one pick. Tim Seymour, the founder of Seymour Asset Management, believes that the government will come out with regulations that support bitcoin. He is confident that the cryptocurrency will take him “to the top” this year. Bitcoin Was Top Pick at Annual Stock Picking Competition CNBC’s 2021 Stock Draft, an annual stock-picking competition, began last week. There are 10 contestants or teams of different professions. Each team makes 2 picks from a list of 60 stocks and other....
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Tim Bond, a portfolio manager at Odey Asset Management, has warned that bitcoin is pointless, calling the cryptocurrency “a particularly vile asset class.” He claims that bitcoin has no real social utility other than as a tool for speculation and a means to launder the proceeds of crime. Fund Manager Sees Bitcoin as a Vile Asset Class Tim Bond, a partner and portfolio manager at Odey Asset Management, warned about bitcoin in a recent interview with Marketwatch. Established in 1991 by billionaire Crispin Odey, the firm currently has over $3 billion in funds under management.....
The digital currency asset manager's new executives bring with them experience at firms such as Goldman Sachs, Bank of America and Ripple Labs.
The head of the world's largest asset manager has provided a bullish take on the world's first cryptocurrency.
Fund manager Bill Miller, who is well known for beating the S&P 500 Index for 15 years when he ran Legg Mason Capital Management has high hopes for bitcoin. So much so, in fact, that he's included it in his own personal portfolio, according to Bloomberg. Miller joins an ever-increasing number of big names in the finance industry to pick up bitcoin, such as Michael Novogratz, principal at the Fortress Investment Group (which has its own dealings with bitcoin). "Bitcoin is like making a venture bet," said Miller in an interview on Bloomberg's 'Surveillance' television programming. "The....