Stanley Druckenmiller

Stanley Druckenmiller (born 1953 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania) is the President, CEO and Chairman of Duquesne Capital, which he founded in 1981. The fund is reported to have more than $10 billion in assets.

Reviewing the Druckenmiller Decades - New York Times (blog)


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Reviewing the Druckenmiller Decades
New York Times (blog)
As the summer winds down, it's now Stanley F. Druckenmiller's turn to head for the beach — permanently. Mr. Druckenmiller's departure from the hedge fund ...
Duquesne's Druckenmiller says retiring after 30 years Reuters
Asia Day Ahead: Druckenmiller Calls It Quits After 30 Years as Job Tougher Bloomberg
Druckenmiller Throws in the Towel Forbes (blog)
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Druckenmiller Sends Millions to Children, Robin Hood - Bloomberg

Druckenmiller Sends Millions to Children, Robin Hood
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Stan Druckenmiller, chairman of Duquesne Capital Management LLC. Last year the billionaire fund manager ...
Top Giver Druckenmiller Shifts to Full-Time Philanthropy Chronicle of Philanthropy (subscription) (blog)
Billionaire gives quarter of his wealth to charity The Daily Tell
Billionaires giving away their net worth to charity? WalletPop (blog)
New York Times (blog)
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OFF THE RUN: Hedge Funds Cave In To Rallying Treasury Market - Wall Street Journal

OFF THE RUN: Hedge Funds Cave In To Rallying Treasury Market
Wall Street Journal
Some prominent hedge funds managers, including Paolo Pellegrini and Stanley Druckenmiller, had to cover wrong bets against the Treasury market. ...

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Billionaire Stanley Druckenmiller to shut down Duquesne hedge fund - Washington Post


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Uncertainty Is Not Ending With Summer - New York Times

Uncertainty Is Not Ending With Summer
New York Times
And then there is the problem faced by Stanley Druckenmiller, a celebrated former colleague of George Soros. He has told outside investors in his ...

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Beating the Pros - Wall Street Journal

Beating the Pros
Wall Street Journal
This past week, former George Soros protégé Stanley Druckenmiller told clients he was sending their cash back. Paolo Pellegrini, once John Paulson's ...
Another One Bites The Dust.. Paolo Pellegrini Leaving Fund Benzinga
John Paulson Protégée Paolo Pellegrini Closing Up Shop DealBreaker.Com (blog)
Hedge Fund Managers Lose Their MoJo Forbes (blog)
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The 11 Hedge Fund Managers Most Likely To Retire Next - The Business Insider


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The 11 Hedge Fund Managers Most Likely To Retire Next
The Business Insider
Recent and major departures from the hedge fund kingdom - Stanley Druckenmiller, Paolo Pelligrini, Richard Grubman and Lou Simpson - signal a trend of ...
Hedge Fund Managers Quit FavStocks (blog)

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Investing in Capital Goods to weather economic uncertainty - Stockopedia


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Investing in Capital Goods to weather economic uncertainty
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Last week, Stanley Druckenmiller, who runs $12 billion Duquesne Capital Management (which he founded in 1981) and was the man who helped George Soros ...

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Hedge Fund Icon Stanley Druckenmiller's Surprise Retirement - GuruFocus.com

Hedge Fund Icon Stanley Druckenmiller's Surprise Retirement
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One of the top dogs of this era, Stanley Druckenmiller, decided it was time to end a magnificent run of some 30 years. With the big hedge funds getting even ...

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Steinbrugge Calls Druckenmiller 30-Year Career `Amazing': Video - Bloomberg

Steinbrugge Calls Druckenmiller 30-Year Career `Amazing': Video
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18 (Bloomberg) -- Don Steinbrugge, chairman of Agecroft Partners, talks about hedge-fund icon Stanley Druckenmiller's decision to shut his firm and end his ...

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