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Doug Kass
Doug Kass is the president of Seabreeze Partners Management Inc. Until 1996, he was senior portfolio manager at Omega Advisors, a $6 billion investment partnership. Before that he was executive senior vice president and director of institutional equities of First Albany Corporation and JW Charles/CSG. He also was a General Partner of Glickenhaus & Co., and held various positions with Putnam Management and Kidder, Peabody. Kass received his bachelor's from Alfred University, and received a master's of business administration in finance from the University of Pennsylvania's Wharton School in 1972. He co-authored "Citibank: The Ralph Nader Report" with Nader and the Center for the Study of Responsive Law and currently serves as a guest host on CNBC's "Squawk Box."
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Recent Articles By The Author
Whither Asset Alligators?
On Tuesday morning, when things were much bleaker than today (and well before it was "a gleam in the eyes" of most of the media), I suggested the markets would be buoyed by an asset reallocation trade at month- and quarter end- Tuesday afternoon: Ma...
Comcast Not Concast!
I have been buying Comcast daily, as noted on Twitter and in my Diary. Today Comcast is playing catch up (+6%, or +$2) to $35.50. That's Comcast and not "Concast". Comcast is on my Best Ideas List.
Tweet of the Day (Part Four)
My @realmoney thought for the day: We went down in integers and we are going up in integers. @jimcramer @tomkeene @SquawkCNBC @cnbcfastmoney — Douglas Kass (@DougKass) March 26, 2020
Hey, Cody... What's The Hardest Trade Now?
In the formative years of TheStreet in the late 1990s, I used to pen a column called the "Hardest Trade." It started like this, "Hey Cody, what's the hardest trade today?" Whatever the hardest trade that my fellow contributor Cody Willard answered w...
Investing in These 2 Stocks
and have been great stocks off of the recent bottom. Staying with these as investments despite the big move in the last four days.
Greenfield on National Amusements
From the lynx-eyed Richard Greenfield: Back on March 12 (link), we wrote about the debt covenant breach at National Amusements (NAI), the controlling shareholder of ViacomCBS. ViacomCBS investors feared that NAI would be forced to sell ViacomCBS sha...
The Merchants of Attention
* So much is said confidently in the financial media * Much of it is "made up" Repeating for emphasis. To almost a person, the talking heads who have been recently parading on the stage of financial media all say (in a very confident manner) that th...
Tweet of the Day (Part Trois)
if there are antivirals that work and you are short you are out of business. — Jim Cramer (@jimcramer) March 26, 2020
Kill the Quants Before They Kill Our Markets
*It is hard to understand the SEC's silence Algorithms speed up selling - they have facilitated the fastest bear market in stock market history. We must make algorithm trading more costly (financial transaction tax) and reestablish the uptick rule ...
The Coming Boom in M&A Activity
* Banks/financials represent my largest industry exposure * By far! By far my largest industry exposure is in banks. One could say it is recklessly large. But in light of my calculus of upside reward vs. downside risk I have almost daily increased m...
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