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Shake Shack started out as a hot dog cart in Madison Square Park and was not originally intended to be a restaurant chain / Photo: Hology Interactive / Shutterstock.com
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Shake Shack: From a Park Kiosk to a Global Chain. What Will Be the Next Driver of Growth?
Photo: X / Ken Griffin
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Griffin's Citadel sold the $4 billion in assets it had acquired from the "AI-Nostradamus" fund
Leopold Aschenbrenner became famous for his essay on the future of artificial intelligence / Photo: X/Dwarkesh Patel
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"AI-Nostradamus" has resumed investing after overcoming a crisis in its fund
Photo: Facebook / Citadelcareers
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Griffin Fund posted its best growth since 2022 following the purchase of "AI Nostradamus" assets
Ken Griffin at the Davos Forum in January 2026 / Still from the video broadcast of the WEF 2026 session
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Not a White Knight: How the “Savior” of “AI-Nostradamus” Makes Money by Sensing Trouble
Investment gurus spend millions of dollars outside the stock market, and financial returns arent always a priority for them in these cases. Collage by Oninvest
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The Rich Spend, Too: The Whims, Grievances, and Passions of Wall Street Legends
At its peak, Situational Awarenesss assets could have reached $45 billion / Photo: X / Dwarkesh Patel
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The assets of the "AI-Nostradamus" fund fell to $10 billion following the sale of part of its portfolio
The Leopold Aschenbrenner Foundation sold most of its stock portfolio to billionaire Ken Griffins Citadel / Photo: X / Dwarkesh Patel
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"AI-Nostradamus" sold part of its portfolio due to losses from the tech stock crash
Four U.S. billionaires have Kazakhstani stocks in their portfolios / Photo: Parilov / Shutterstock.com
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Two Kazakhstani Stocks That Wall Street Billionaires Are Buying
Forbes claims that Citadel founder Ken Griffin has few equals on Wall Street when it comes to seeing the big picture of the market / Photo: Facebook / Citadelcareers
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Citadel's flagship fund rose 14% over the course of a challenging first half of the year. What drove its gains?
Private credit funds have become a trap for wealthy investors - Ken Griffin
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Private credit funds have become a trap for wealthy investors - Ken Griffin
Warren Buffett has nearly $20 billion invested in Chevron at the end of 2025 / Photo: FotoField / Shutterstock.com
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Oil won't be cheap after the war either. How Buffett and other gurus will make money on it
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