Mets Owner Steve Cohen Explains Why Juan Soto Is Worth His Enormous Contract
Steve Cohen handed out the biggest contract in sports history this winter, and now the New York Mets owner is explaining ...
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‘The best gains have been had’: Hedge fund boss Steve Cohen predicts ‘significant correction’ in 2025 — and he blames these 3 Trump administration policies
Billionaire hedge fund boss Steve ... Cohen is worried that Elon Musk’s goal of using the Department of Government Efficiency ...
Congressman Steve Cohen confronts Trump's policies, takes questions at town hall
It’s been nearly two months since President Donald Trump returned to the Oval Office, and Tuesday, Congressman Steve Cohen ...
MLB insider reflects on Mets' playoff chances after Steve Cohen spent nearly $1,000,000,000 on contracts
The New York Mets have committed nearly $1 billion in contracts, including a record-breaking $765 million deal with Juan Soto ...
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Billionaire Investor Steve Cohen Is Buying Up Mobileye Stock. Should You?
However, famed investor Steve ... Cohen now holds more than 5 million shares of MBLY stock, worth around $75 million at ...
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The Week the Smart Money Got Whipsawed by the Market
Wall Street’s biggest and most successful traders—the hedge funds that run billions of dollars—often thrive on stock-market unrest. This past week they floundered like everyone else—and ...
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Billionaire Investor Steve Cohen Warns Of 'Significant Correction' As Trump Tariffs, Immigration Crackdown, And Spending Cuts Shake Market Confidence: 'It's A Tax'
Billionaire investor Steve Cohen, chairman and CEO of Point72 Asset ... which aims to reduce federal spending by $2 trillion. “When that money has been coursing through the economy over many ...
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Mets owner Steve Cohen says he’s ‘negative’ on US economy, cites tariffs and Elon Musk’s DOGE cuts
Billionaire hedge fund manager and New York Mets owner Steve Cohen sounded ... It’s a tax,” Cohen said. AP This suggests that Americans continued to spend money despite economic uncertainties.