Elliott Management Warns of "Fear of Getting Obliterated" (FOGO) in Markets
The hedge fund, which manages $80 billion in assets, stated that the market is permeated with "Fear of Getting Obliterated," a sentiment where investors worry about suffering devastating losses in the market. The fund reported flat returns in the third quarter, with year-to-date gains of less than 2% as of September.
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