Paulson & Co Files 13F: Adds Phillip Morris, Bank of America - Todd Sullivan

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Paulson & Co Files 13F: Adds Phillip Morris, Bank of America
Aug 13, 2008 06:27 PM UTC

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Via Todd Sullivan's ValuePlays:

John Paulson, otherwise know as "the guy who made over $3 billion shorting mortgages" has files a 13F in his hedge fund Paulson & Co.

Notable moves:
Added 7 million shares of Phillip Morris International (PM)
Added 2.7 Million shares of Bank of America (BAC)
Increased NYMEX Holdings (NMX) ownership from 1 million to 2.5 million shares
Added 3.4 million shares of Wrigley (WWY)
Sold 4.5 million shares of Altria (MO)

What is interesting is the purchase of Bank of America. Paulson, who it can...

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