Bloomberg 2010 Hedge Fund Conference

Donald Lindsey, chief investment office of George Washington University is speaking at the Bloomberg 2010 Hedge Fund Conference and Lindsey says he loves U.S. equities, and he thinks U.S. Treasuries are a terrible asset class.

Laurence Meyer is speaking at the Bloomberg 2010 Hedge Fund Conference and he says that James Bullard, St. Louis Fed President is the biggest dove on the FOMC, as he believes quantitative easing is more powerful than any of them. According to Meyer, he is widely misunderstood when he says markets...

At the Bloomberg 2010 Hedge Fund Conference, Laurence Meyer, former Federal Reserve member and co-founder of Macroeconomic Advisers says the Federal Reserve has no sympathy for China and Germany with regards to quantitative easing. He says that the Federal Reserve doesn't want high inflation, and...

James Richards of Orco Capital Advisors is speaking at the Bloomberg 2010 Hedge Fund Conference and he says that China has a housing bubble.

Bill Ackman of Pershing Square Capital is speaking at the Bloomberg 2010 Hedge Fund Conference and he is saying that Pershing is effectively a private equity firm, but Pershing doesn't buy control. It earns control of a company. He is saying that he has more sway because of turning a company...

Tom Keene hosted a panel that just concluded at the Bloomberg 2010 Hedge Fund Conferencetom and his guests were John Ryding, Dennis Gartman and James Melcher. John Ryding said that 3-4% GDP growth is doable for the U.S. economy. Ryding went on to say that when you have a small business, you see...

Anthony Scaramucci is speaking at the Bloomberg 2010 Hedge Fund Conference and he is saying that a removal of the Volcker Rule would be great for the economy, but bad for the hedge fund business. He believes that propeitary trading is necessary to the economy, as Wall Street is the blood of...

Anthony Scaramucci is speaking at the Bloomberg 2010 Hedge Fund Conference and he is saying that Dodd-Frank will benefit the hedge fund industry. Scaramucci is the founder of Skybridge Capital and is a CNBC Fast Money contributor.

Paolo Pellegrini said at Bloomberg 2010 Hedge Fund Conference that he is short the Yen, which investors can play by shorting the Japanese Yen ETF (NYSE: FXY).

Paolo Pellegrini is speaking at the Bloomberg 2010 Hedge Fund Conference and he is saying that he may return back to the hedge fund industry in a few years. Pellegrini is famous for helping Paulson & Co. earn over $3 billion during the housing crisis, by betting against subprime debt.