Minotaur's Armina Rosenberg shares how she is combining AI capabilities with human expertise to enhance investment decisions.
Armina "Arms" Rosenberg talks about her journey to co-founding Minotaur Capital, the need for women and diverse voices in capital allocation, and the intersection of motherhood and high-stakes finance.
Minotaur Capital is shorting the tech giant — and backing developers — as a legal defeat threatens one of Apple’s crown jewels.
Minotaur Capital co-founder and portfolio manager, Armina Rosenberg says this US tech earning season will be seen as a bellwether of how tech stocks, including Facebook, Google, Microsoft, and Apple are likely to perform over the medium term.
It's generally easy for fund managers to tell you about all the stocks they love, but the art of selling is a far more difficult discipline. In this article, Minotaur Capital's Arms Rosenberg shares how the team is using AI to strengthen selling and shorting.
Armina Rosenberg, co-founder of Sydney-based hedge fund Minotaur Capital, said she and her team have “started buying some ‘decarb’ stocks, taking advantage of the drawdown in the market.” Companies targeted include First Solar Inc. and NextEra Energy Inc., which have supply-chain setups that mean they’re protected from and “may even benefit from tariffs,” she said.
“It makes sense that there would be an uptick in take-private deals in the clean energy space as public market valuations come under pressure,” said Armina Rosenberg, co-founder of Minotaur Capital, a Sydney-based hedge fund.
Betting against Richard White and Elon Musk while going long on defence companies are among this year’s hottest trades. Minotaur’s Tom Rice did it all.
Felicity and Candice sit down with Co-Founder and Portfolio Manager of Minotaur Capital, Armina "Arms" Rosenberg- AI-powered global equities.
“Aside from witnessing the greatest brand destruction of our times thanks to Elon Musk, Tesla is also losing the innovation race,” said Thomas Rice, portfolio manager at Minotaur Capital in Sydney.
With Tesla as Minotaur's biggest short, Rice doesn't believe Tesla's current challenges will go away any time soon. "We believe this is definitely a "sell" moment."
"When the Treasury Secretary openly acknowledges there will be "some pain to reorient the economy," investors naturally recalibrate risk premiums upward," Minotaur Capital co-founder Thomas Rice said.
Future Generation CEO Caroline Gurney explains how the best of Australia’s women in funds management are investing for the future.
"If you're a fund manager these days that's not using AI in your processes, you're going to be left behind."
First we are off to Poland, where Rosenberg likes video game developer CD Projekt, the name behind the popular Witcher and Cyberpunk series.
Why investing isn’t just for math whizzes — and other myths Rosenberg wants to bust.
When investment guru Geoff Wilson copped a backlash for saying women were better investors, Armina Rosenberg leapt to his defence. Now she’s a fund manager under the Future Generation program.
There is still significant opportunity in defence stocks, despite the stellar run investors have witnessed in the last few weeks.
Minotaur Capital’s Thomas Rice and Macquarie’s Benjamin Leung share their insights.
Armina dives into how her firm, Minotaur, leverages AI to break down barriers, uncover global opportunities, and make investment decisions at unprecedented speeds. It's not just about efficiency; it's about reshaping the way capital is allocated worldwide.
A hedge fund startup that uses artificial intelligence to do work typically handled by analysts has outperformed the global stock market in its first six months while slashing research costs.
AI-enabled hedge fund manager Armina Rosenberg says that if DeepSeek truly had access to as many chips as it claims, the breakthrough would have cost about $1 billion.
AFR Weekend asked some of the nation’s top investors what they think the emergence of Chinese disruptor DeepSeek means for the US chipmakers future.
Minotaur Capital co-founder and portfolio manager, Armina Rosenberg, explains why she believes the DeepSeek inspired tech rout on Wall Street was overblown.
"We see this as a buying opportunity ... nobody is looking at the efficiency improvements from DeepSeek and saying, 'That's it, AI is solved, pack it up'. Mr Rice said he was buying more Nvidia shares.
US President Donald Trump has launched a new US$500 billion AI initiative in partnership with SoftBank, OpenAI and Oracle.
Health care, ride sharing, and the emerging world of YouTube entertainers are among industries leading investors have picked for growth in 2025.
Minotaur Capital's Armina Rosenberg and Thomas Rice presented on how they use AI to enhance their internal investment processes.
A group of high-profile female investment managers have thrown their support behind a fund that aims to advance gender equality and opportunity.
Artificial intelligence has completely transformed Armina Rosenberg's strategy, and processes which once took days now take a few minutes.
Street Talk understands the pair have teamed up to launch Minotaur Capital Management – a new Sydney-based long-short global equity investment manager.
Generative AI and gaming have been big performers for Perpetual's Thomas Rice in the past year, and that isn't likely to change.
In financial year 2023, its performance snapped back and delivered the best returns of any equities strategy tracked by Morningstar at 44 per cent before fees, according to preliminary data supplied by the research firm. Rice says the fund timed its investments better – such as taking a stake in Twitter after Elon Musk threatened to walk away from his acquisition.
Thomas Rice reckons there’s at least four ways investors can use artificial intelligence today to search for the best stock picks.
"The mistake we made last November was we didn't anticipate everything would be decimated so quickly," Mr Rice said, of the rapid tech sell-off that dragged the Nasdaq down by 29 per cent.
Another bet that paid off was a 2017 investment in Axon Enterprise – a company that made tasers, but which had an emerging police body camera business that was "losing a lot of money" despite their impending wider adoption amid a number of high-profile shootings. Perpetual bought at $24 and sold at $65 when it felt the market was realising the opportunity. Now they've bought back in.
Armina is Global Equities Portfolio Manager at Grok Ventures, a private investment company established by Atlassian co-founder Mike Cannon-Brookes. Louise and Armina discussed Armina's profound career journey, the companies in the portfolio that have been coronavirus-related beneficiaries, Armina's view on technology valuations and the investments she is watching closely.
Self-confessed 'techie' and 'stockpicker' Thomas Rice counts Mike Cannon-Brookes as an investor and has returned 52.6 per cent this year net of fees.
She came from a housing commission flat and now Armina Rosenberg is the investment adviser of billionaire Mike Cannon-Brookes.