Hank Tucker is a staff writer at Forbes. He covers investing trends, markets, and the impact of global events on finance, including the Russia-Ukraine War and developments in China and FinTech. Hank's work has been featured in RealClearMarkets, Forbes Australia, Forbes India, and Forbes Middle East.
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By: Hank Tucker
t is a good time to be a money manager, with the S&P 500 index reaching a record high this week, but the rewards have not been evenly distributed.
By: Hank Tucker
Locked inside lumbering industrial and chemical companies are smaller hidden gems businesses. Andrew Nikou’s Opengate Capital is getting rich freeing them.
The S&P 500 Index had its worst day since 2022, but it’s still up nearly 9% for the year. Market forecasters aren’t panicking, but they aren’t buying either.
Amid private credit's gold rush, New York City's Blue Owl is providing the “picks and shovels” for deal-hungry private equity firms. It also injects liquidity into the partnerships, minting billionaires in the process.
James Callinan's Osterweis Opportunity Fund has trounced its Russell 2000 benchmark by applying specific P/E limits for buying–and holding–small cap growth stocks.
By: Hank Tucker
James Callinan's Osterweis Opportunity Fund has trounced its Russell 2000 benchmark by applying specific P/E limits for buying–and holding–small cap growth stocks.
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On Wall Street, risk-free investments are the Holy Grail, so no price is too high to pay for an NFL team.
By: Hank Tucker
Jorge Paulo Lemann and his partners have made billions in banking, Brazilian beer and burgers. Their next windfall will come from window shades.
President-elect Trump will likely put business-friendly leaders in charge of key government agencies and ease regulatory burdens. Great news for banks and dealmakers
By: Hank Tucker
Mega-caps have been in the spotlight, but the so-called Trump trade is making America great again for small cap stocks. Some could be attractive takeover targets for flush private equity firms.
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