>>510884765 (OP)>2007>this resulted in the collapse of the fund and the collapse of Bear Stearns itself only a few weeks laterI already tried correcting this slop in another thread but it's still posted. This is complete horseshit and brings into question the rest of the slop being presented.
1) Bear Stearns failed in March 2008, which is 11 months after Epstein's withdrawal.
2) The Bear Stearns funds collapsed in July 2007, which was 3 months after Epstein's withdrawal, so obviously not caused by it.
3) The writing was on the wall about subprime since Feb 2007, so many smart people were pulling their money out. It wasn't just a handful of people who saw the problems like Michael Lewis' narrative would have us believe. Lewis highlighted a few of them in The Big Short, but there were many, many people pulling their money out of these funds at least. Epstein's $57 million was a drop in the bucket when it comes to redemptions.
OP's picrel is slop. Do better.