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Dan Sundheim of D1 Capital Partners has implemented significant changes following two years of substantial losses, including a 31% drop in January 2021 due to meme stock volatility and a 34% loss in 2022. Since June 2022, the firm has reduced risk exposure and diversified its portfolio, resulting in an 85% gain over 28 months, with a strong Sharpe ratio of 2.8. Despite the public portfolio's recovery, private investments continue to face challenges amid a downturn in the venture capital market.
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