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Stanley Druckenmiller ending a brilliant 30-year career in investment funds

Stanley Druckenmiller, a longtime icon of the funds and right arm of billionaire George Soros for his attack on the pound, today announced its withdrawal from the hedge fund business, ending a brilliant 30-year career.

In a letter to investors Druckenmiller explained that "for 30 years I had the client money in my hands. It has been fun, but it is now time to move on" and change their lives and close the doors of Duquesne Capital Management , its investment arm. The closure ends a 30-year boom in which the veteran investor has made huge profits.

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"Ten years ago I decided to leave behind Soros Fund Management for the challenge of managing a huge amount of capital was having a huge impact on my performance, and on my way," confessed the legendary hedge fund manager. Just something like that is what has led him to close Duquesne Capital Management. As he explained "unfortunately, it has grown FRMA-Duquesne, has meant that these factors arise again," which made it more difficult to obtain high yields.

Druckenmiller's good eye for business is more than evident in the impeccable record of Duquesne Capital Management, which in almost three decades has never had a year that its profits have been growing. 2010. So far this year the company has reduced its earnings by 5%, as close to the company whips.

Despite this small spot, the fact is that the company of legendary investor can claim to be one of the few institutions that has successfully closed in 2008 and 2009 with positive returns. The feat is within reach of very few investment funds.

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Stanley Druckenmiller

The money managed by Stanley Druckenmiller for George Soros, and now devotes full time to work on the Duquesne Capital which he founded in 1981. He is married to Fiona Biggs, niece of the manager of Dreyfus Corporation (a subsidiary of Mellon Financial Corporation) above global strategist Barton Biggs of Morgan Stanley investment. In 1985, he became a consultant to Dreyfus and lived in New York City two days each week. He moved there full time when he was named head of the Dreyfus fund. George Soros in 1988 was hired to replace Victor Niederhoffer at Quantum Fund. With an estimated current net worth of about $ 1.8 billion, Forbes ranks him as the richest person in 428 of the world. He left Soros in 2000 after taking heavy losses in technology stocks. Since then he concentrated full time on Duquesne Capital, who has had a very successful history. Schwager what the book outlines the new market wizards.

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Druckenmiller is also chairman of the area, a multifaceted project, community-based popularity of children from Harlem who, according to its website available here *, "is a promotion, a nonprofit organization based in the Community working to enhance the quality of life for children and families in some of Neighborhoods. " Devastated over New York City, the area of children of Harlem was founded by alum Geoffrey Canada Bowdoin College friend and college roommate of Druckenmiller. Stanley and Fiona are also principal sponsors of the AIDS Walk New York City.

School
Druckenmiller is a graduate of the Collegiate School in Richmond, Virginia. He holds the BAs in English and economics from Bowdoin College and graduated in 1975. He fell from a three-year Ph.D. in economics at the University of Michigan in the middle of the second half to accept a position as an analyst for Pittsburgh National Bank common.

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Read the letter from Stanley Druckenmiller wrote about his retirement

As you probably know, Stanley Druckenmiller withdrew and the closing of Duquesne.

Below is the letter he wrote to investors detailing his retirement, courtesy of DealBook.

<He> says he quit because "the challenge of managing a huge amount of capital was having a huge impact on my ability to carry out, and my way of being."

Click here to see the ten largest U.S. investment will be liquidated.

August 2010 Letter to Investors


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