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Man who made $100M on Black Monday now sets eyes on Bitcoin
Paul Tudor Jones, a billionaire hedge fund manager well-known for shorting an overheated stock market ahead of its historic collapse on Black Monday in 1987 to earn an estimated $100 million, is signaling alarm bells along with opportunity calls once again. Jones is also the founder of the Robin Hood Foundation, a philanthropy organization founded in 1988 to reduce poverty. Credited with one of the greatest trades in financial history, he recently stated on CNBC that markets resemble the 1999 dot-com melt-up, not the early stages of a cycle, but "the final explosive months." He cautioned that a setup of this ... (full story)
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