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Paulson stake change?
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Can anyone find details?  Just picked up news headline on TD Ameritrade

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#2

he cut his stake by 33%.

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'bam' pid='31785' dateline='<a href="tel:1384473 Wrote:

he cut his stake by 33%.

I saw Berkshire just took a significant position in xom but didn't see a Paulson decrease in IOC.
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#4
Nada on Fidelity or yahoo, will look at bloomberg
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#5
I think one needs to post a written report of a Paulson sale.
There is nada anywhere
TD has a terrible track record with news
Certainly not claiming he bought either.
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#6
Here is the only Link I have found so far:

http://www.nasdaq.com/article/john-pauls...r-cm301275
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#7
We saw the stock decline as he sold. This is 45 days later. Who had been buying after the call.???Some BIG whale!!

through Hedge fund giant John Paulson just reported his third quarter portfolio. John Paulson buys Vodafone Group PLC, Time Warner Cable Inc, Family Dollar Stores, Inc., etc during the 3-months ended 09/30/2013, according to the most recent filings of his investment company, Paulson & Co.

As of 09/30/2013, Paulson & Co. owns 87 stocks with a total value of $15.5 billion. These are the details of the buys and sells.

New Purchases: TWC , MNK , FDX, WLL, OAS, KDN, WWAV,
Added Positions: VOD, FDO, MTB, KOG, AET, TMUS, BLC, AU, EQIX,
Reduced Positions: S, PXD, RUE, LIFE, CIE, MGM, RLGY, LEAP, IOC,
Sold Out: SFD, MJN, GDI, ELN, CLWR, BKI, FRP


Read more: http://www.nasdaq.com/article/john-pauls...ipfLYk9/30
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Reduced: InterOil Corporation (IOC)

John Paulson reduced to his holdings in InterOil Corporation by 31.35%. His sale prices were between $63.3 and $88.47, with an estimated average price of $74.79. The impact to his portfolio due to this sale was -0.27%. John Paulson still held 1,191,472 shares as of 09/30/2013.
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#9

One whale poops, another scoops

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'Petro2458' pid='31784' datel Wrote:

Can anyone find details?  Just picked up news headline on TD Ameritrade

Given the details should not the title of this thread be changed in order to avoid confusion and preserve credibility.

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