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Hello, I have plans to start a mutli-manager multi-style hedge fund. I am in the process of writing the business plan... operations, trading stats, etc etc. However, I have a question: How do I get capital for management? The fund will require several million in order to properly...

I think: That's all hogwash. The best two systems I have seen: ------------------------------- No references No statements (although one had the results of their hedge fund to back it up, when questioned--the hedge fund was not mentioned on the webpage) 14 day money-back...

I'm sorry, but that's all hogwash. The best two systems I have seen: ------------------------------- No references No statements (although one had the results of their hedge fund to back it up, when questioned--the hedge fund was not mentioned on the webpage) 14 day money-back...

and... my other system...

Hi again, Those are pretty nice equity curves... but... 1) Did you reoptimize, or change any of the parameters? 2) How many equities did you test? I'm guessing you are just showing the best. I really would forward test the system without $ before risking anything... But then, I don't...

not without lots of forward testing, or at least portfolio testing (other equities than the QQQs), and without reoptimization for each equity.

I can't view those pdfs

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At that point, you start buying all of it back at the rate of 100 contracts per second (same rate). ->No stated limit, although it is obvious. Hence, I said I was cheating :)

Clearly, you make money. To recap, the scenario: Unlimited capital. You short until the market is halved. You buy until infinity (no limit was given)... The value of your first buys rises, and you get rich (on paper)... of course, you can never liquidate, else you are going to lose a...

Feel free to add/elaborate.

Feel free to elaborate... Sources, software, etc.

1) you don't have to trade in full cents. 2) a transaction cost premium would be applied. 3) people will not overpay, even if the per share cost is low.

Do you have an education? Have you studied academic journals? Are you good at math? Are you smart? In other words--Should they take you seriuosly?

that's the problem.

There appears to be a high probability of a significant top on the NDX.

When you are gone, they each place 5 of them face up in a + formation, then run a program so that one lights up at a time... And they practice dance moves. They are trying to get 9 each so that they can form squares :D PS, If you have lots of monitors you don't have to worry...

:D cheers to HarryTrader's sensible reply.

Yes, it is penuts. Why did he only have 25 clients? Search me... The page recieved a few hundred unique visitors each day. I guess the hype advisory services are more appealing to the retail investors :eek: "Where did you get this data?" I called him before he shut down the site...

The owner/analyst is also a hedge fund manager, with 50 mil in assets. In the hedge fund, he had averaged over 70% a year for the past 5 years, with a max dd < 10%. His advisory service was closed after a year. At the end of the year: Performance: 100% Client base: 25, paying $200/mo each.