Bloomberg News: Clarium Capital Down 65% From Peak

According to Bloomberg News, assets under management at Peter Thiel's Clarium Capital are down 90% from their peak after the fund posted its third straight losing year in 2010. Thiel got rich investing in PayPal and Facebook Inc. before most people knew them, built a hedge fund that at its apex managed $7.2 billion, and forecast the collapse of the U.S. housing market. He also lost almost two-thirds of his clients' money. Clarium Capital Management LLC, which Thiel started in 2002 in San Francisco, fell about 23 percent in 2010, the third straight year of declines, according to investors. His fund's assets are down about 90 percent and clients who stuck with him suffered losses of 65 percent from the mid-2008 peak. The entire article can be found here.