Icahn: 'Schizophrenic' Market Perilous - warns of "bloodbath"

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ASusilovic

Carl Icahn, the hedge fund manager who rose to prominence as a "corporate raider" in the 1980s, warned of a potential "bloobath" that could come if there is another market downturn.

Talking to CNBC on Friday, billionaire Icahn called the financial market “schizophrenic” that could hit the "amatuer investor" hard.

"Some of these fund managers I do not think are experienced enough to handle some of the distressed stuff they are buying and they’re going to get burned,” he said.

Icahn is an activist shareholder who is known for poxy battling company management.

http://www.hedgefund.net/publicnews/default.aspx?story=10502
 
Every single bull is laughing at what he is saying, how can anyone believe such a thing. The new economy and great bull market has begun.



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Every single bull is laughing at what he is saying, how can anyone believe such a thing. The new economy and great bull market has begun.
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New economy: fraudelent bank balance sheets

How far do you thik this fraud can go? The sh** will hit the fan soon. You will get sh** mixed with blood all over the place.
 
I get the distinct impression those with the most influence on the market are the schizo's. The market is the innocent bystander here, going higher and higher.
 
"That could hit the amatuer investor hard"


I hear ya Carl
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Quote from ASusilovic:

Carl Icahn, the hedge fund manager who rose to prominence as a "corporate raider" in the 1980s, warned of a potential "bloobath" that could come if there is another market downturn.

Talking to CNBC on Friday, billionaire Icahn called the financial market “schizophrenic” that could hit the "amatuer investor" hard.

"Some of these fund managers I do not think are experienced enough to handle some of the distressed stuff they are buying and they’re going to get burned,” he said.

Icahn is an activist shareholder who is known for poxy battling company management.

http://www.hedgefund.net/publicnews/default.aspx?story=10502
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Schizophrenia continues...
 
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