John Hussman

John Hussman is an American economist and hedge fund manager known for his disciplined and historically informed investment approach, focused on navigating complete market cycles. After successfully anticipating the collapse of the dot-com bubble in the late 1990s and later the 2008 financial crisis, John Hussman established himself as a prominent economist and hedge fund manager known for his disciplined, historically informed investment approach. Hussman received his Ph.D. in economics from Stanford University, along with a master’s degree in education and social policy and a bachelor’s degree in economics from Northwestern University.

stocks undervalued. His firm, Hussman Strategic Advisors, has managed funds focused on U.S. equities and government securities, overseeing US$6.7 billion in assets under management by September 2010 through a quantitative approach to macro-investing. Concurrently, Hussman significantly expanded his philanthropic efforts, beginning in 1998, funding charitable projects across areas including autism, global health, education, displaced populations, homelessness, and research into complex genetic conditions.

John Hussman and his wife, Theresa, actively participate on various non-profit boards, underscoring their shared dedication to social welfare initiatives. In 2021, the Hussman Institute for Autism further expanded its reach by relocating its research laboratories to Florida, signifying ongoing growth and commitment to its mission. John Hussman continues to apply his analytical rigor and strategic foresight, not only in managing investment funds with a disciplined, value-conscious, and risk-managed approach but also as a leading advocate and funder of critical research and support systems that address some of society’s most pressing challenges.