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Blog: Tontine Associates

Michael Covel / October 06, 2008

The hedge fund Tontine Associates is down around -65% over 2008. Their explanation (PDF). They were a $10 billion dollar fund…whose predictions did not work out.

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Blog: Cramer Brings Happy News

Michael Covel / October 06, 2008

Quick. Take action. Cramer has spoken.

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Blog: Pattern Hunting

Michael Covel / October 05, 2008

Michael Martin passed along a nice read from Discovery about our ability to find patterns.

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New Michael Covel Blog

Michael Covel in About Us / May 18, 2008

New Michael Covel blog can be found here.

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The Complete TurtleTrader Afterword

Michael Covel in Trend Following / January 26, 2008

I have setup an Online Afterword for "The Complete TurtleTrader" that adds even more detail. These are insights, nuggets, and narrative pieces not in my book, but only presented online.

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Film Update

Michael Covel in Resources / January 05, 2008

The first ever film documentary to really analyze investor behavior along with the winners and losers in the market is underway.

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