Stephen Taub

Light Street Capital Management is solidly back in the black after posting explosive results in April's tech-fueled stock market explosion.The Tiger

Greenlight Capital mostly missed the stock market's powerful April rally. The hedge fund headed by David Einhorn rose just 60 basis points, or 0.6

Third Point is solidly back in the black.The hedge fund headed by Dan Loeb gained 4.5 percent last month and is now up 4 percent for the year, according to the April monthly report.

Carl Icahn's private hedge fund once again started off the year deep in the red.The long-short portfolio reported an 8.2 percent loss in the first

Flight Deck Capital is having a year for the record books. The tech-focused hedge fund headed by Tiger Grandcub Jay Kahn surged 34 percent in

A handful of outsized stock gains drove April returns for biopharma hedge funds, masking otherwise uneven performance.These hedge funds had a strong month, building on a recovery that began in mid‑2025.

Discovery Capital Management made several big bets on the semiconductor industry in the first quarter, part of a slew of significant changes to its

High Ground Investment Management posted another strong monthly gain in April. The London-based hedge fund firm was up 6.17 percent last month, extending

Viking Global Investors’ Opportunity funds got off to a rough start this year.Viking Global Opportunities Hybrid lost 5.5 percent in the first quarter, according to an investor. The fund invests in both private and public companies. Viking Global Opportunities Drawdown, which invests only in private companies, was off by 3.9 percent for the period.

The Mulvaney Global Markets Fund is having another exceptional year.The commodity trading advisor is up a stunning 105.5 percent through April after posting a 24.4 percent gain last month, according to a CTA database.Investors are getting used to this kind of prosperity. Before last year’s almost 10 percent loss, Mulvaney had racked up five consecutive years of double-digit gains, including 83 percent in 2024 and more than 89 percent in 2022. The biggest surprise is that it manages only about $500 million, per the database.