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Henry Reed
Christian Hughes
>2 and 20 fees
>2% annual and 20% on any gains
Holy fuck
Robert Sanders
This
What kind of crazy fucking returns are they getting to """"justify"""" these fees?
Parker Garcia
And that's how the rich become rich
William Hall
The people who invest in hedge funds usually have more money than brains. The managers of the hedge funds also develop very personal relationships with the investors to make it more alluring. When you have a lot of money it's easy to get paranoid about losing it all and it's easy to believe some suave guy who claims to be an expert in the field and already manages a bunch of other rich people's money
Jaxon Jenkins
Do you think it would be valuable to look up all these successful hedge fund managers and read everything they've ever written?
I mean of course it would be, my question I guess is. Would most of these people provide information that is even valuable to the public or do they all guard it?
Lincoln Green
Returns you would believe, but on a very large scale
Blake Peterson
Austin Edwards
Nathaniel Sanchez
Carter Baker
Keep em coming niggas, I don't have any
Robert Morris
Jaxon Lopez
Bump
Wyatt Baker
Brayden Lee
Bentley Thompson
Ethan Gonzalez
Michael Cook
Jaxson Johnson
Nathan Robinson
Jack Campbell
Xavier Moore
Tyler Davis
Someone explain me this meme of only using "2%"?
Why would you use only 2% of your cash?
What's the point of putting all that effort to earn 5% on your 2%?
Do they use stupid amount of leverage on that 2% or something? 2% accepted loss?
I DONT GET IT
Caleb Wood
Julian Miller
These thematically related I think
It says for the
>novice trader
Novice. Neophyte. Never done it before.
It means don't bet the farm while you're still learning.
Isaiah Miller
Dominic Murphy
Wouldn't you get raped by fees by using such tiny amounts then?
What kind of novice would have any significant amount of money to burn down?
Wyatt Sullivan
Hudson Bell
>Wouldn't you get raped by fees by using such tiny amounts then?
Yes. But it's better to get raped by fees short term while you lose only 2% of your wealth than to go all in from the start and lose it all.
>What kind of novice would have any significant amount of money to burn down?
Someone with a high income who didn't earn their surplus capital from investing, obviously.
What is hard to understand about this?
You know when you're frying something, to see if the oil is hot you drop a little piece in to see if it fizzles: that's what you're doing.
Brayden Mitchell
In engineering they call it "front end loading". Also, I think it might be connected to the Smile Curve . Good Project Managers save you money through proper preparation, meaning that there is less risk of problems emerging later on in a project's life cycle and therefore a better ROI.
Christopher Hill
Adrian Sullivan
Tyler Lee
Brody Adams
James Lopez
John Adams
One for fun
>*toke* what if novelty fluxtuates bro. And what if we gained consciousness because some gorillas ate magic mushrooms?