Leon Cooperman on Fed Policy, Strategy, Hedge Funds

The transcript features a discussion with Leon Cooperman on the evolution of Goldman Sachs, market speculation, and investment strategies. Cooperman reflects on Goldman Sachs' transition from a private partnership to a bank, the speculative market environment fueled by low interest rates, and the risks associated with high-flying stocks and bonds. He also shares insights on investment strategies, hedge funds, and his focus on philanthropy.

How long has the speaker been away from Goldman Sachs?

What is the speaker's opinion about the culture at Goldman Sachs?

What mistake did the speaker mention regarding their stock?

What does the speaker think about the current interest rate structure set by the Fed?

What concerns does the speaker express about the amount of debt being created?

What is the speaker's view on the speculative environment created by the Fed?

How does the speaker describe the current state of the stock market?

What does the speaker think about the future of Goldman Sachs?

What is the speaker's stance on starting a hedge fund in the current market?

What philanthropic focus does the speaker mention?