A Look at Icahn the Barbarian
Once referred to as one of the greediest men on earth, Bloomberg’s Julie Hyman reviews the recent moves of infamous money manager Carl Icahn. Now managing only his own money, Icahn has the freedom to do and say what he wants and has been very active over the past few months.
Icahn generated stellar returns of 35% in 2011 and 28% in 2012.
Hyman reviews Icahn’s investment in Dell (DELL), which he considers considerably undervalued, and forays into Herbalife (HLF) and possibly JC Penney (JCP).
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