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2. www.harpersbazaar.com › culture › featuresAuthor Galt Niederhoffer - Divorce Story by Galt Niederhoffer

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   A child of divorce, and the first in a family that ranked high on the roster of dysfunction, I resolved to avoid my parents' mistakes. I devised the perfect strategy: I would never get married.

3. nypost.com › 2015/02/09 › novelist-tangled-inArsenic, cheating, murderous fantasies: Crazy claims in ...

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   Feb 9, 2015 · Galt Niederhoffer — whose 2010 film, “The Romantics,” starring Katie Holmes and Anna Paquin, was based on her novel of the same title — is battling ex-beau Jonathan Gordon, the in-house counsel...

4. www.newyorker.com › magazine › 2008/07/21Isn’t It Romantic? | The New Yorker

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   Jul 14, 2008 · Victor Niederhoffer and his first wife, Gail, divorced after the birth of Galt and her sister Katie; he went on to have four more daughters with his second wife, Susan.

5. nypost.com › 2016/06/01 › filmmaker-settles-180mFilmmaker settles $180M ‘poison’ suit against ex-hubby

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   Galt Niederhoffer and her ex-husband, Jonathan Gordon, have agreed to sell their Fort Greene home for at least $2.45 million, with 57 percent of the sale to go to Gordon while Niederhoffer will...

6. nypost.com › 2015/09/05 › filmmaker-files-180m-suitFilmmaker files $180M suit against ex she claims tried to ...

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   Sep 5, 2015 · The Brooklyn filmmaker who has accused her ex of poisoning her with arsenic in their child-custody battle has filed a $180 million civil suit against him. Galt Niederhoffer has suffered...

7. www.nytimes.com › 2006/02/28 › artsWhen family fiction is tamer than truth - The New York Times

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   Feb 28, 2006 · On a recent Sunday his ex-wife, Gail, his current wife, Susan, who is divorcing him, and five of his six daughters - Galt, Katie, Rand, Artemis and Kira - gathered for brunch in the airy...

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   How many daughters does Niederhoffer have?

   • The novel features an eccentric and domineering businessman who has six daughters and desperately wants a male heir. Eventually, he acquires one in surprising circumstances. Shortly after the book came out, Niederhoffer took Galt to lunch at the Four Seasons and told her that her book had been prescient. “Oh, my God, you have a love child!”

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   Does Niederhoffer have a calamity?

   • Niederhoffer acknowledges that his aggressive investing style and his reliance on borrowed money increase the volatility of his returns and the likelihood that he will suffer a calamity. In May, 2006, Matador lost about thirty per cent of its value, and in February of this year it suffered another big fall.

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   Why did Niederhoffer lose his money?

   • The Thai currency collapsed, and so did the stock market. The value of many of Niederhoffer’s Thai holdings dropped by more than ninety per cent. His lenders demanded that he put up more collateral. In order to meet their demands, he was forced to sell many of his profitable investments, which left his funds severely depleted.

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   Why was Niederhoffer asked to double his capital?

   • Niederhoffer was asked to double the amount of capital supporting his positions, and he found it difficult to raise the necessary cash. Some of his investments had lost a lot of their value, and the value of others was difficult to determine. There were so many moving parts in his portfolio that he wasn’t sure where he stood.

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9. www.newyorker.com › magazine › 2007/10/15The Blow-Up Artist | The New Yorker

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   Oct 8, 2007 · On May 3, 2006, the day that Aubrey was born, Niederhoffer’s wife, Susan, filed for divorce. As his spouse and the legal owner of many of his assets, which he had transferred to her in 1997,...