Bears who won big during crisis are growling again

Paul Singer and Greg Lippmann are among hedge fund managers wary of the potential for prices to fall

Many of the Wall Street money managers who made billions by anticipating the US housing bubble see more trouble on the horizon.

Unlike before the crisis, when those traders were mostly united against sub-prime mortgages, the wagers vary this time. Some are against US junk bonds, while others are targeting European sovereign debt.

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