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WSJ: "Argentina, Once Shunned, Regains Its Allure"
"Hedge funds see promise with president’s departure"
By Gregory Zuckerman
May 27, 2015 5:48 p.m. ET
"Hedge funds are piling into investments in a most unlikely locale: Argentina."
“Argentina has been a bad situation, but with some changes it can get considerably better,” says David Tawil, president of hedge fund Maglan Capital LP, which manages $80 million and owns 14% of Madalena Energy, a small Argentine energy company that trades abroad. “The upside is enormous.”
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