Posted on 02/08/2017 9:18:56 AM PST by COUNTrecount
Hillary Clinton’s son-in-law, Marc Mezvinsky, shuttered his hedge fund shortly after the election, according to a report.
Eaglevale Partners, which Mezvinsky co-founded, was quietly closed and money returned to investors the month after Clinton lost to Donald Trump, Bloomberg reported.
The hedge fund reportedly lost big by betting on Greece, with one element of the fund dropping by as much as 48 percent one year, the Wall Street Journal previously reported.
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FUNNIEST POST OF THE DAY, you have there.
It is really difficult to keep an influence peddling business going when you have no influence to peddle.
I’m thinking of going into the Trump and Pence effigy business.
Didn;t he lose 90% in the Greek Debt
You can bet it gave a whole new dimension to the term ‘Byzantine’!!
Those people couldn’t do anything legally or honestly, if their lives depended on it!!
Betting on Greece should have been a sign.
No he wasn’t single!! He was married to Chelsea!!
Those effigies would be big business, especially in the southern Blue States. Flame accelerant (and protective goggles) sold seperately.
Some truths are self evident.
Thanks-—I hadn’t heard that story-——and I can’t say I blame him for taking off. :-)
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He was very newly married, quit his job and escaped to ski.
The Clintons were very angry.
Thanks-—poor Chelsea./s
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Chelsea Clinton’s Hubby Ditches His Wife & Job To Ski In Wyoming For 3 Months! Trouble In Paradise?
Bingo!
scratchin my head.
He opened another fund that invested in greece ?
He closed a greece invested fund in the middle of 2016
http://heatst.com/politics/clinton-investment-fund-loss/
Leave this poor guy alone, he’s been punished enough by having sex with Chelsea.
Right. No more influence to peddle. At least until Chelsea gets elected to Congress.
If he is, they’ll find it. They don’t miss much.. LOL
What I find particularly amusing is that even with access to insider information, he still bet the wrong way and lost most of his clients money.
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