Word eventually made it the desk of Charlotte FC general manager ... The club has an owner in David Tepper who isn’t shy to take big swings. The club is in a league that has “grown up a ...

David A. Tepper, MBA ’82, established the David A ... He began to earn this reputation when he became the head trader on the high-yield desk at Goldman Sachs within six months of being hired in 1985.

Tepper, who's traditionally a deep-value investor, added to his fund's stake in Nvidia and sent 1.5 million shares of a ...

One fund manager most investors could learn a lot from is David Tepper, the billionaire who manages the Appaloosa fund. It's ...

Billionaire investing legend David Tepper is known in Wall Street circles for his unique investing attributes and his traits, which include: 2. High Conviction Bets: It’s one thing to make ...

It doesn’t look like David Tepper was bluffing. The billionaire founder of Appaloosa Management, who is considered one of the greatest hedge-fund investors of all time, added to his stakes in ...

In a recent shift of investment strategy, David Tepper‘s hedge fund, Appaloosa LP, has made significant alterations to its portfolio. Why It Matters: Appaloosa’s portfolio reshuffle indicates ...

Billionaire investing legend David Tepper is known in Wall Street circles for his unique investing attributes and his traits, which include: 2. High Conviction Bets: It’s one thing ...

Billionaire investor David Tepper has certainly made up his mind. He doubled down on his bet on Chinese stocks last quarter, adding positions in e-commerce platforms Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. and ...

The most significant addition was Corning Inc (NYSE:GLW), with 1,500,000 shares, accounting for 1.1% of the portfolio and a total value of $71.28 million. The most notable increase was Vistra Corp ...

Billionaire investor and hedge fund manager David Tepper is betting on China despite the ongoing threat of tariffs from the Trump Administration. The president and founder of Appaloosa Management ...

By Q3 2024, Tepper tired of its Adobe position, selling 44% of its shares, moving it down to 19th spot out of 38 stocks. Finally, in the fourth quarter, Appaloosa dumped the final 200,000 shares ...