InterOil: Point72 Asset Management discloses 6.3% passive stake in 13G filing

[AD123]

Stevie Cohen's family office.

[Palm]

Well there's some more really great news

[jft310]

Maybe 3,000,000 of Interoil shares .

Cohen plays both sides long and short .

Right now he's long @$120,000,000 of Interoil stock . That's LONG !!

Wonder who else big bought in ???

[Gator]

CUBIST SYSTEMATIC STRATEGIES, LLCPOINT72 CAPITAL ADVISORS, INC.STEVEN A. COHEN
3,062,610 shares

[Palm]

"Cubist Systematic Strategies
Systematic Investing Business

Systematized, highly automated trading strategies at multiple time horizons
•Multi-manager platform
•Multi-asset class focus"

Not what LT investors are made of

[katytrader]

"Cubist Systematic Strategies Systematic Investing Business Systematized, highly automated trading strategies at multiple time horizons •Multi-manager platform •Multi-asset class focus" Not what LT investors are made of

Those who were inclined to speculate on Mr Chandler's motivations and machinations will go absolutely wild with a Cohen operation.  Are the Feds still after him?

katytrader

[Palm]

I think Feds have done what they're going to do and now he can hide behind the "family money" mask.

[sageo]

Stevie Cohen's family office.

AD 123 - One of Point 72 's offices is in Singapore . Maybe Stavros can shed a little more light on this for us . Interesting turn of events. Good evening to you ....and thanks.

[MartiniStocks9756]

A little Wikepedia background..... Steven A. Cohen (born June 11, 1956) is an American hedge fund manager. He is the founder of SAC Capital Advisors, a Stamford, Connecticut-based hedge fund focusing primarily on equity market strategies. He has an estimated net worth of $11.1 billion as of May 2014, ranked by Forbes as the 106th richest man in the world.[1][2] Cohen is 35th overall in the U.S.[3] In November 2012, he began to be implicated in a large criminal insider trading scandal. In July 2013, SAC was charged by the Securities and Exchange Commission with failing to prevent insider trading.[4][5] In November 2013, SAC Capital agreed to plead guilty, stop managing funds for outsiders, and pay a $1.2 billion fine.[6]

[AD123]

Well there's some more really great news

Say what you want about the man but he is an outstanding investor...