Calling a successful investor the "Warren Buffett" of X is a journalistic cliché. Often, the people so described

This post is originally from Petition, a publication focused on bankruptcy and restructuring news (available at petition.substack.com), republished

Eleanor Roosevelt said great minds discuss ideas; average minds discuss events; small minds discuss people. But why would you listen

Start from Part 1 here. Belzberg continued to be an active and opportunistic investor. In 1992, he started Gibralt Capital

Read Part 1 here. A friend who was acquainted with Belzberg gave me a preview of the meeting. He said:

In its short life, this newsletter has already amassed an audience bigger than Obama's inauguration. I feel the

This post, like my last one, is about Tom Stanley, although from now on, I will call him Tom Lazarus

Move over Tiger Woods, there's a new Comeback Kid.  Tom Stanley is the manager of the Resolute Performance

What possessed me, a newbie blogger, to start a campaign to elicit the performance history of Greg Boland, one of

Wealthy heir joins Accelerate in biz dev role.

We readily concede that Greg Boland is really astute. But no one is infallible. Every manager has periods of adversity.

I want to turn my attention to Greg Boland and West Face Capital. He's probably the most prominent