Chewy's founder piled most of a $3.4 billion fortune

Chewy's founder piled most of a $3.4 billion fortune into just 2 stocks after selling the company

Business Insider

Published 05 Jun 2020

· *Chewy founder Ryan Cohen only invested in Apple and Wells Fargo stock after he sold his company for $3.35 billion, Bloomberg Businessweek reported Friday.*
· *While the move is in stark disagreement with the oft-recommended strategy of diversification, Cohen said that he likes to "go all-in" when he finds bets he has "a lot...

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Chewy's founder piled most of a $3.4 billion fortune into just 2 stocks after selling the company

Chewy's founder piled most of a $3.4 billion fortune into just 2 stocks after selling the company

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