This fund has produced annual returns of 20-50% every year for the past 5 years. I know their strategy: entirely based in stocks, with either event-driven or long-term investment horizons. I know the 5 stocks they've held since their onset, and every quarter I can freely access updates on new event-driven trades they make.
This is technically a holy grail: you can receive the returns and benefits of investing in a high performance fund without spending any time or effort on fundamental analysis yourself; however, you need to trust that this firm still has their head on right every quarter.
One piece of information you may or may not care about: I know the people at this company. I've spoken with every employee (from the manager to the analysts) at least once. I know they're extremely thorough and work extremely hard to find high quality companies and market mis-pricings. This is not a fund involved in complex instruments and leverage that could blow up at any moment. They have their finger on the pulse of the market constantly and follow a keep-it-simple-stupid methodology. Their holdings are almost entirely long on equity with the rare shorting.
If someone gets quads, I will reveal the name of this fund, a PDF of their returns history, and the source of all of their quarterly actions (which contains their entire portfolio).
Why does anyone even use hedge funds? A monkey gets better returns Than these idiots. The market hasn't stopped going up since 1935. Just buy and hold, easy.
Sebastian Ramirez
>Napoleon X Nope. I guarantee not a single person on Jow Forums has ever heard of it, let alone the vast majority of people on Wall Street.
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>This fund has produced annual returns of 20-50% every year for the past 5 years that's not even impressive you could cherry pick dozens of funds like this
SO these holdings are published quarterly and each publishing contains the holdings they have on that exact day? So the strategy for a guy without enough to buy into the fund would be to look at their holdings as it is announced and buy some of those and look to sell at a time that makes sense?
