Robertson and his proteges like JD.com Inc., an online retailer that fell as much as 5.2 percent in New York on Monday. Funds called Tiger cubs because their founders worked for his Tiger Management helped lead a rush into its American depository shares in the first quarter.
Robertson, who started working in finance in 1957, wouldn’t disclose specifics about his gains or losses.
“Today’s just like any other day -- some things have come to a head, this Greek thing has come to a head, but it’s really not all that big a deal on the world stage,” he said. “This is a country of, you know, not very many people.”
People shouldn’t get “too steamed up over one or two days,” he said. “At any rate, I’m very lucky because I like this business.”