Fortune @fortune.com · Mar 31 Ken Griffin wants to reshape Miami—and maybe American politics. While many are “shorting” America’s prospects, Citadel's CEO is buying, and this certainly isn’t the first time one of his contrarian bets has paid off. bit.ly/3ObS5Sj
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Contrarian positioning pays when crowds lean the other way. 1.9M observations across 12 years show extremes (|1.5| z-score) occur 25.4% of the time. SSI persistence (1h autocorr: 0.989) amplifies crowded trades. Published findings, not predictions. fxeresearch.substack.com