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Accusing Alligator Dan Loeb

Sweet Pickles are a series of 26 books each about an anthropomorphic animal who is alliteratively named for a letter of the alphabet (eg. Bashful Bear, Clever Camel, Doubtful Dog). The characters are hyperbole’s of their stereotypes and predictably teach kids a life lesson along the way. We highly recommend them if you have kids; if you don’t have kids get them anyway – they’re great if you are stoned and giggly and tired of watching Family Guy re-runs.

What we want to do is brand oft-discussed investors, CEOs, and other finance personalities with a Sweet Pickles name that is so fitting it becomes permanently attached to their persona. For example Dan Loeb, we love Dan Loeb but we think he is a bit of an “Accusing Alligator“. Just like the character, if someone stole Dan Loeb’s shoe he would probably blame anyone he could find, even Loving Lion. If our plan works by next week you’ll be at a conference and overhear something like “. . . yeah the short was working great and then Dan Loeb wrote a letter that I needed a thesaurus to read and all it really said is that he thinks the CEO is a homo and now the stock’s up 20%, I mean what an Accusing Alligator that guy is”.

We’ll try to intersperse these whenever we’re recommending long or short positions in our favorite Wall Street divas. If you have an idea put it in the comments or send us a short post and we’ll help label that whiny CEO a ” Temper Tantrum Turtle”.

Accusing Alligator – Dan Loeb
Bashful Bear
Clever Camel
Doubtful Dog
Enormous Elephant
Fearless Fish
Goof-off Goose
Healthy Hippo
Imitating Iguana
Jealous Jackal
Kidding Kangaroo
Loving Lion
Moody Moose
Nasty Nightingale
Outraged Octopus
Positive Pig
Questioning Quail
Responsible Rabbit
Smarty Stork
Temper Tantrum Turtle
Unique Unicorn
Vain Vulture
Worried Walrus
X-Rating Xerus
Yakety Yak
Zany Zebra

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14 Responses

  1. jake

    jeff epstein – Xrated Xerus

  2. nunchucka

    jeff skilling – positive pig
    rupert murdoch – clever camel
    steve schwarzman – worried walrus
    jim cramer – goof-off goose
    steve jobs – temper tantrum turtle

  3. abmaroon

    Yakety Yak: John Mackey, Whole Foods CEO.

  4. Kyle S

    Jim Simons – Smarty Stork
    Ken Lay – Vain Vulture
    Brian “Amaranth” Hunter – Responsible Rabbit (irony points!)

  5. Roman Totale

    Ralph Cioffi or Richard Marin – Bashful Bear

  6. Series7.5

    John Mack. definitely a Jealous (of Blankfein) Jackal

  7. RED

    Patrick Byrne – The one and only Temper Tantrum Turtle. That was just too easy.

  8. Smoke and Mirrors

    I gues both Peltz and Ackman could be Questioning Quail…

  9. The Dryer

    “Sweet Pickles are great!” It’s where little Furries get their first little tingle that they are not quite like the other children in the forest. http://www.godhatesfurries.com/

  10. Write-Offs: 07.13.07…

    $$$ Accusing Alligator – Dan Loeb [Long or Short Capital] $$$ A Few More Thoughts On Mackey [The Stalwart] $$$ I am intereted in a beautiful relationship, in whatever terms that is defined, with a successful banker or hedge fund……

  11. MGW

    vain vulture – spitzer

  12. bigdayj

    Imitating Iguana – Kravis

  13. Apologies to the other commenters who’ve had suggestions for Bashful Bear. But that is really the one that has to go to Brian Hunter. Not only does his fist name compound the alliteration, but Bashfulness is the only reasons I’ve yet to come up with why he has been working so hard to keep those anodyne marketing materials so secret.

  14. harvey

    Aleskey Vayner – Vain Vulture

    Just when you thought you were safe!!

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