How Big-Name Hedge Funds Performed in a Volatile October - Business Insider
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Citadel gains in a bruising October that tripped up rival hedge funds
By Bradley Saacks
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Ken Griffin's Citadel is one of the few hedge funds that made money in October.
Despite the hyperfocus on avoiding losses, many of the industry's biggest names struggled to stay out of the red last month. The S&P 500 index dropped nearly 1%.
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