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Tudor Investment Corporation

Tudor Investment Corporation

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Oct 14, 2026

KevinHOST
3:49
Andrew, he spent more than 35 years at the intersection of institutional macro research, foreign exchange trading, and active portfolio management.
KevinHOST
3:58
His career includes running foreign exchange risk and helping build internal investment funds at Commonwealth Bank of Australia, uh, five years of s- portfolio manager at Tudor Investment Corporation under Paul Tudor Jones, and then later serving as managing director and portfolio manager at Nomura.
KevinHOST
4:12
Those experiences eventually contributed to the development of Macro Pillars.
KevinHOST
4:16
This is a five-part framework that brings together government policy and geopolitics, traditional/non-traditional liquidity, technicals and price response, and finally, the big one, execution.
Andrew Ross SorkinHOST
11:08
Joining us right now in an exclusive interview is legendary investor Paul Tudor Jones.
Andrew Ross SorkinHOST
11:11
Of course, he's the founder and chief investment officer of the Tudor Investment Corporation.
Andrew Ross SorkinHOST
11:15
Uh, he's also, of course, the founder and board member of the Robin Hood Foundation, which is hosting its annual investor conference next week.
Andrew Ross SorkinHOST
11:22
You got a huge lineup, uh, and it's great to see you.
Jessica EttingerHOST
1:25
The bull run for stocks? Notched four straight years as of Monday.
Jessica EttingerHOST
1:30
How long can it last? Tudor Investments' Paul Tudor Jones tells CNBC that next year could be a tough one for stocks after possibly a post-midterm election run-up.
Jessica EttingerHOST
1:42
And the major averages are riding on the AI build-out, while lots of other stocks are lower this year.
Paul Tudor JonesSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
1:47
It still feels like 1999, a two-speed market.
Jessica EttingerHOST
0:43
The bull run for stocks notched four straight years as of yesterday.
Jessica EttingerHOST
0:48
How long can this last? Tudor Investments' Paul Tudor Jones told CNBC that next year could be tough for stocks, but he's only really looking at right now through the end of the year.
Paul Tudor JonesSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
0:59
If you kinda just go back and look at midterm cycles, a whole variety of things, it would tell you that we should have a really, really strong fourth quarter coming out of the midterms.
Paul Tudor JonesSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
1:09
The market typically bottoms sometime late October, early November, and then you get the fourth quarter push.
Jessica EttingerHOST
0:33
Micron down five percent, Intel down two percent, AMD down three percent this morning.
Jessica EttingerHOST
0:39
A take on the markets overall from Tudor Investments' Paul Tudor Jones with CNBC's Andrew Ross Sorkin.
Andrew Ross SorkinSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
0:46
Now, I had said something to the effect to you of, "Where do you think we are in the market cycle?"
Paul Tudor JonesSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
0:51
Mm-hmm.
Michael McKeeHOST
0:38
Uh, you know that Alberto is the, uh, president of the St. Louis Fed, but prior to that, he was the, uh, CEO and, uh, co-chief investment officer of Evince Capital Man- Asset Management.
Michael McKeeHOST
0:49
Uh, he's also been managing director, partner, and global head of research at, uh, Tudor Investment Corporation.
Michael McKeeHOST
0:55
So this is a man who knows what you guys are thinking about, and, um, hopefully he will give you, uh, all the insight that you need to go home and have a profitable quarter.
Michael McKeeHOST
1:05
[laughs] Uh, I don't wanna put too much on you.
Sean AylmerHOST
8:39
Do, do big institutions understand that? Do they see it as sort of having safe haven qualities? Where does it fit?
John D'AgostinoGUEST
8:47
Yeah, they, they certainly understand that.
John D'AgostinoGUEST
8:48
So, so I think one of the more famous, uh, entities to take a vocal position in Bitcoin is, uh, Tudor Investments.
John D'AgostinoGUEST
8:53
It's a very-
Sean AylmerHOST
8:54
Yeah
Sean AylmerHOST
8:39
Do big institutions understand that? Do they see it as sort of having safe haven qualities? Where does it fit?
John D'AgostinoGUEST
8:47
Yeah, they certainly understand that.
John D'AgostinoGUEST
8:48
So I think one of the more famous entities to take a vocal position in Bitcoin is Tudor Investments.
John D'AgostinoGUEST
8:53
It's a very famous commodities hedge fund here in the US.
John D'AgostinoGUEST
8:56
I happened to be on the board of directors at the time when they were coming through that math of deciding to do it.
Tom CostelloGUEST
16:32
Uh, and many of my peers did, too.
Tom CostelloGUEST
16:34
I went from there to Moore Capital, to Caxton, to Tudor Investments, where I was a PM delivering, or at least striving to deliver returns similar to what I'm doing now.
Tom CostelloGUEST
16:44
Doing it in the same sort of ways, finding quantitative measures to deliver alpha with beta and gamma stripped off.
Tom CostelloGUEST
16:53
That was the goal, right? Um, you're not always successful at it and...

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