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Knightsbridge Asset Management average salary is $167,315, median salary is $167,315 with a salary range from $167,315 to $167,315.
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Psychiatrist 167,315-167,315 Massillon, OH, 44646 2013 Knightsbridge Asset Management Psychiatrist Salaries (1)
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  • Knightsbridge Asset Management LLC
  • Industry: Other
  • City: Newport Beach, CA
  • Knightsbridge Asset Management focuses on creating and preserving wealth in all market and economic environments. The firm, in its emphasis on "absolute returns", invests opportunistically without regard to index characteristics, and where permitted, at times uses cash as a defensive tool. We dismiss the paradigm of efficient markets and rational investors, observing a different reality. Financial markets are not always efficient or in equilibrium. Investors sometimes behave irrationally, make mistakes, follow the herd, or overreact to disruptive events. Knightsbridge believes that excess returns can be generated by exploiting investment anomalies or disruptive events that have caused a stock...