The Connecticut-based long/short technology hedge fund TCM Partners has lured Bernadette Lucking out of Goldman Sachs, where she was a senior trader, as a partner.
During an eighteen year career at Goldman Sachs as Vice President, Senior Trader and Principal market maker, Lucking wrote a market analysis letter for portfolio managers which blended macro-economic, market, sector, technical market and sector- and stock-specific analyses. She has experience of trading virtually all technology groups, from hardware and software, through internet companies, semi-conductors, semi cap equipment, telecom equipment, telecom service, cable, and satellite enterprises. Lucking will have trading and risk management responsibilities at TCM Partners.
“Bernadette really rounds out our firm and allows the investment team to focus on idea generation and strategy,” says Scott Turkel, Portfolio Manager. “I have executed through Bernadette for 18 years so she understands my style, and the type of trading that TCM focuses on. I’m thrilled to have her on board!”
TCM Partners is a Long/Short Technology Hedge Fund that has performed well, despite the depressed technology market. Its annualized return of 22 per cent dates back thirteen years.