Paul Tudor Jones
Definition
Paul Tudor Jones II (born September 28, 1954) is an American billionaire hedge fund manager and philanthropist.
He founded Tudor Investment Corporation in 1980, specializing in macro trades on interest rates, currencies, and global events.
Renowned for predicting the 1987 Black Monday crash; also co-founder of the Robin Hood Foundation to combat poverty in New York City.
Examples
Paul Tudor Jones issued a dire warning of a 35% market crash amid record highs, keeping traders nervously glued to their screens.
While tech giants wobbled, Paul Tudor Jones masterfully pivoted to gold ETFs that have already climbed 17% in 2026.
Paul Tudor Jones, Wall Street's prophetic oracle, sells Apple shares at peaks and buys gold at... well, whenever he feels like it.
Following Paul Tudor Jones' lead on dodging the 'over-equitized' economy feels like getting market advice from a crystal ball.