Name: One Way Hedge Funds Are Trading Korea: Weekly Bloomberg Radio Brief by Nathaniel E. Baker
Duration: 7 min 51 s
Description: One way hedge funds are trading Korea stocks: By buying preferred shares that trade to a discount to the ordinary share class, then shorting the ordinary. Also the latest on Steven Cohen's expansion in Asia.

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One way hedge funds are trading Korea stocks: By buying preferred shares that trade to a discount to the ordinary share class, then shorting the ordinary. Also the latest on Steven Cohen's expansion in Asia.

One Way Hedge Funds Are Trading Korea: Weekly Bloomberg Radio Brief

Nathaniel E. Baker

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