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Seth Klarman has gotten a lot of buzz this week on Wall Street for his skeptical words about stock market prospects under President Donald Trump. Klarman, who manages the $30 billion hedge fund Baupost, criticized Trump for his unpredictable and nationalistic policy decisions.
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Seth Klarman, the billionaire manager of hedge fund Baupost Group, recently penned a letter to investors that included his thoughts on President Donald Trump’s potential impact on financial markets. Klarman typically avoids the media spotlight, but the registered independent publicly supported Hillary Clinton prior to the election.