Blame Hedge Funds for Market Volatility
Oct 20th, 2008 | By Dan Amoss | Category: Stock Market InvestingLast week, market volatility reached record levels. Dan Amoss says the wild gyrations in stocks are the result of hedge funds liquidating assets to cover their highly-leveraged positions. This means some good firms — especially those providing vital functions in the food and energy markets — are now massively undervalued.