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  • What Is A Hedge Fund, Anyway?
    By: marciano guerrero | - What is a hedge fund?

    A hedge fund is an aggressively managed portfolio of securities set up for investors who have a net worth of over one million dollars. Investors who participate in a hedge fund must sign a letter of agreement specifying that they are knowledgeable investors and that they are aware of the risks.

    The hedge fund managers use advanced strategies to maximize the return on investment to the fund. The strategies employ highly leveraged positions inlong a ...

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  • An Intimate Glimpe At The Puppeteers Who Are Pulling Our Strings
    By: JOHN HARDY | - Just the other day I was at my local cafe and could not help overhearing a conversation between a small group of hedge fund managers at a neighboring table. One of the young Turks was addressing his fellows, complaining about how the media painted them as the enemy. Another chimed in with a remark about how they did not make the rules, nor did they break them, they merely worked them to their own advantage. A third then pointed out that no competition is perfectly fair, there will always be w ...
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  • Be Careful What You Wish For!
    By: JOHN HARDY | - Is it not wonderful to have all the choices in the world? For many of us this is literally the definition of success, having the ability to choose. We all strive to steer our own boat, be master of our own destiny. But is this really true? Does having unlimited choices actually make anyone happy?

    Having an infinite array of choices, not knowing which to choose, creates a great deal of pressure. However, the pleasure of having choices is quickly outweighed by the fact that which ev ...

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  • Finding The Right Alternative Investment Management Company
    By: Chris Robertson | - Roiling stock markets and uncertain returns have investors understandably wary these days. However, the current global economic situation also presents unprecedented opportunities to savvy investors. Prices are low and the potential for short- and long-term profit is high, making it a great time to take your money out of the proverbial mattress and make wise investment choices.

    Every investment has an associated risk; the trick is to balance the risk of reward with the risk of lo ...

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  • Hedge Funds: An Under The Radar Crisis
    By: Steve Selengut | - The other day, with the market giving up about a third of its March gain in DJIA points, I went looking through my favorite market stats to see if any remaining profits could be pounced upon. Typically, profit possibilities can be identified quickly on NYSE lists of the largest dollar and percent gainers.

    Alarmingly, 75% of the largest percent gainers were ETFs, and many of those operate using the same strategies as classic hedge funds--- most owned no common stock at all! At the ...

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  • Your Personal Guide To Mutual Funds Investing
    By: Jeffrey Fang | - A mutual fund is, in essence, a pool of money from several investors that is managed by a professional money manager or "Fund Manager" for a fee. Granted, that's a simplistic description for a complex type of security but from an investor's perspective, it's a pretty accurate definition. By investing in mutual funds, you can put expert money managers to work to help you achieve your financial goals, whether you're saving for retirement, planning for your children's education or saving for any s ...
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  • What Are Hedge Funds?
    By: Nicholas Swezey | - Hedge funds are similar to mutual funds but with several important differences. First, hedge funds are private funds that are typically only open to wealthy, experienced investors. Second, these funds generally take on higher risk using a variety of strategies with the goal of gaining a higher return than mutual funds. Third, hedge funds are not regulated by the U.S. government, giving them more flexibility but less transparency to the public.

    Hedging Definition
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  • How Do Stock Market Work
    By: Tarun Jaswani | - A stock market, or (equity market), is a private or public market for the trading of company stock and derivatives of company stock at an agreed price; these are securities listed on a stock exchange as well as those only traded privately. The size of the world stock market is estimated at about $36.6 trillion USD at the beginning of October 2008. The world derivatives market has been estimated at about $480 trillion face or nominal value, 12 times the size of the entire world economy.
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  • Hedge Funds In India
    By: bharat book bureau | - Bharatbook.com added a new report on "Hedge Funds in India" (http://www.bharatbook.com/detail.asp?id=81429)

    It focuses in detail about the global hedge fund market, the types of hedge funds prevalent in the industry and the size and growth of it. Additionally, the report covers the opportunities and challenges faced by the industry.

    The report will enumerate the industry regulations followed in different countries and its effects on the hedge fund industry. This is ...

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  • 5 Things To Be Thankful For In Real Estate
    By: Neal Sherman | - Yes, I said it. There are still things to be thankful for in Real Estate. With that bold statement here goes:

    5. The Europeans are coming. The Asians are coming. The Middle Easterns are coming. One of the wealthiest investors in the Middle East was on CNBC yesterday and stated unequivocally that he sees tremendous opportunity to acquire U.S. housing assets over the next 3 to 12 months. We are currently in conversations with a hedge fund out of Asia that is interested in purchas ...

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  • Sec Proposes Anti-fraud Rules To More Closely Regulate Hedge Funds & Certain Venture Capital Funds
    By: Robert Masud | - Recently, the SEC proposed changes that would affect the investment in hedge funds as well as other pooled investments. On December 27,2006, Release No. 33-8766 (the "Release") proposed an anti-fraud rule that would be new under the Investment Advisers Act of 1940 (the "Advisers Act"). This new rule revised criteria for admission for individuals that invest in some private funds (excluding some venture capital funds). The Release says that these rules are meant to cover two of the SEC's particul ...
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  • Stock Investing Subprime Lender New Century"' Out Of Control
    By: Richard Stoyeck | - They say the definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again, expecting a different result. It's hard to believe, but subprime lender New Century which is experiencing potential bankruptcy type problems from its subprime lending portfolio decided that the way out of its problems was to make additional subprime loans. In other words, they wanted to loan their way out of the problem. The logic of the madmen making policy at New Century is that if you have a billion dollars in lo ...
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  • Gold Depositories
    By: John Lloyd | - The simplistic definition of a depository is that it is a place where anything can be left for safekeeping.

    The safekeeping of gold, because of its worldwide status as the traditional store of value, is of paramount importance internationally.

    Again to put it simply, the wealth, importance and influence of a nation can be measured by the amount of gold it owns.

    Gold is stored in secure vaults located in various centers throughout the world with the ...

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  • What Are Commonly Traded Securities
    By: Martin Chandra | - Stocks -- When you buy stocks you essentially own a little share of the company you just bought. The more shares you buy the more of the company you own.

    When the company whose shares you have bought makes a profit you will receive that profit in the form of dividends. Ownership of shares is normally called equity.

    There are two main types of stocks. Preferred stock which normally pays regular dividends and common stock which often gives you more rights than preferr ...

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  • What Are The Different Types Of Bond Definition?
    By: Geoff Spencer | - A bond is a debt security that is run by a government or agency. It usually lasts for long periods of time, or durations, which will take longer to mature. There are many important bond definitions that you should know.

    The first bond definition you need to know is that of a bond fund. This is a type of mutual fund where you invest in bonds. You can invest in bonds of different values, including a baby bond that has a face value of less than a thousand dollars. Also, your bond wil ...

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  • Executive Assistant to CEO- Park Avenue Hedge Fund Shared By: craigslistjobs - Executive Assistant to CEO- Park Avenue Hedge Fund (Midtown) Date: 2009-12-03, 8:10AM EST Reply to: job-zznre-1492779156@craigslist.org [ Errors when...


  • Why Hedge Funds?
    By: Ken Charnly | - Are your equity investments not doing as well as you hoped? Do any gains you get in market bull runs evaporate when the bear market hits? For investors looking for a bit more oomph from their investment portfolios, and who want to make money in any market conditions, hedge funds might provide the answer.

    First, what is a hedge fund? The definition is not precise, and is getting less so but essentially they are lightly regulated investment funds that can go both long and short in ...

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  • Hedge Fund Advisers Will Continue To Register Despite Court Decision To Strike Down Sec Rule
    By: Stephen Furnari | - Copyright 2006 Stephen Furnari

    Small, independent hedge funds were given a boost on Friday by a favorable court decision that struck down a controversial rule requiring hedge funds to register with the Securities and Exchange Commission. Notwithstanding the decision, many fund advisers are expected to continue to register voluntarily in order to attract and retain institutional investors.

    In 2004, the SEC amended one of the key exemptions fund advisers relied on to ...

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  • Investing Vs. Trading - What's The Difference?
    By: John Forman | - There is a question which is sometimes asked by those new to the financial markets, and even occasionally debated by experienced participants. That question is how one differentiates between trading and investing. Because both trading and investing - when one considers them from the perspective of the financial markets - are performed in very similar fashions, they are often thought of as interchangeable actions.

    In my book, The Essentials of Trading, I followed along with this b ...

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