Anyone here "NOT" manage a HEDGE fund?

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I have NO assets nor any money in my name.:D
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Any interest in starting a thread on this subject? I feel many might enjoy learning from your experience.

- Spydertrader
 
Did the plaintiff have a reasonable claim against you or was it just a nuisance suit that escalated to 400k from fees and interest over the years?
 
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must be a difficult way to live.

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Difficult?

Absolutely NOTHING has changed except title to assetts.

I am building a 2 million dollar retirement home on Lake Michigan and life is great.

I am awaiting arrival of my Corvette Z06, what's so hard LOL?

Very few people have it as difficult as me.:cool:
 
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Did the plaintiff have a reasonable claim against you or was it just a nuisance suit that escalated to 400k from fees and interest over the years?
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It was completely frivilous, that is why he had to lawyer shop.

The plantiff hired expert after expert to slam anything I had done to my development. If you pay an expert they will say anything.

There are actually medical doctors who make a living in court saying whatever you want them to say. Pathetic.

I believe the plantiff won around $152,000 + legal fees which continued to escalate. The fool must have thought he was really going to collect.

Add in 5 years worth of Interest at 18% and we are at $400,000 and climbing.:D
 
Most funds will fail because as inefficiencies in the financial markets become increasingly rare, funds must increasingly allocate more of their capital to particular securities and thus be less diversified.
 
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Unbelievable!

MSNBC said there are approx 11,000 different hedge funds in the US alone. :eek:

This does not incl mutual funds, individual traders, insurance co's, etc...

How many damn people are trading stocks?

What exactly is the definition of a Hedge fund?

How much $$$ is needed?

Is there any type of Registration needed?

Thanks

Mac
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Somebody can open a managed account and not open a hedge fund. There are less fee's involved and less paperwork with the SEC.
 
Yes indeed "I agree", of all the people here, I would bet that Marketsurfer is "the" expert at how to not manage a hedge fund.
 
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