| − | After leaving Harvard, Bruce Kovner took a job as writer and music critic of ''[[Commentary]]'' magazine, where he met [[Norman Podhoretz]] who described Bruce Kovner as "an intellectual". During this period, Bruce Kovner also took a part-time job as a cab driver. Around 1976, Bruce Kovner began studying commodities, and was hired as a trader for Commodities Corp. In 1983, Bruce Kovner became an independent hedge fund trader. | + | After leaving Harvard, Bruce Kovner took a job as writer and music critic of ''[[Commentary]]'' magazine, where he met [[Norman Podhoretz]] who described Bruce Kovner as "an intellectual". During this period, Bruce Kovner also took a part-time job as a cab driver. Around 1976, Bruce Kovner began studying commodities, and was hired as a trader for Commodities Corp. In 1983, Bruce Kovner started his own hedge fund trading business. |