George Soros Track Record

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Do the math who was the sucker here?

It was not Soros.
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What a ridiculous argument. Go ask investors who have been with Soros for 22 years. Ask them if they feel ripped off. I am sure they're crying they paid all those fees and instead didn't invest in a Vanguard mutual fund 22 years ago?

I'll tell you who the sucker is: It's neither Soros nor his clients. It's you.
 
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You don't seem to realize you are making my point for me do you?

Yeah soros's track record is phenomenal in getting a high internal rate of return and delivering a lousy portion to his customers .


$10,000 at 20.3% for 22 yrs=$583,235

$10,000 at 25% for 22 yrs = $1,355,252

Do the math who was the sucker here?

It was not Soros.
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So you think what they paid in comissions is more than double what they got ?

I took liberty to do some math...

An hedge fund going for 25% annual returns GROSS, that charges 20% annual fee translates to a net annual return of 20%.

Here's what an investor would pay Soros along the 22 years...

definitely not the 6/13th's you said or so...
 

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Too funny so you basically are saying soros has a big handicap against him because of his size under mgmt.

Once again I as an investor only care about my net returns and increasing the odds of success, so sue me for not going with someone who is handicapped from the get go.


Btw: Your argument is another nail in the coffin for the wisdom of the avg hedge fund investor. But of course we all know a large percentage of money exhibits lemming like behavior anyway, right?

Fantastic initial returns generate lots of anxious new money only to suffer poor results . It's an endless cycle and the hedge fund managers get rich off of the mark's gullibility of easy riches.
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George Soros was the best hedge fund manager. Of course he's handicapped. Do you know how hard it is to trade on 10 billion dollars and get 30% percent return on average for 30 years. On a fund that size your not nimble you can't just pop in and out of positions.

Most hedge fund managers suck. They are greedy and a majority get blown out. Soros was never that way. That's why he was so good. Was completely risk averse until his fund would start to make a profit....then he would start to gamble a percentage of those profits. I don't even think he had a down year. I think he might have taken a blow in 2001....not sure though.
 
Quote from Index piker:

You don't seem to realize you are making my point for me do you?

Yeah soros's track record is phenomenal in getting a high internal rate of return and delivering a lousy portion to his customers .


$10,000 at 20.3% for 22 yrs=$583,235

$10,000 at 25% for 22 yrs = $1,355,252

Do the math who was the sucker here?

It was not Soros.
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I don't understand what is your point?
 
Index Piker = A full blown piker, just as his name describes,
If you are too fucking dumb to realise the difference between throwing down 1k on margin to trade a 1 lot on the ES, and moving around a few billion like soros did you do not belong in the business, Index Piker = Full blown piker, i heard he had his name legally changed to this......
 
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Index Piker = A full blown piker, just as his name describes,
If you are too fucking dumb to realise the difference between throwing down 1k on margin to trade a 1 lot on the ES, and moving around a few billion like soros did you do not belong in the business, Index Piker = Full blown piker, i heard he had his name legally changed to this......
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hmm first post concerning myself and already name calling.:D
That's okay baby,something tells me you don't have the balls to step up and take my challenge.
 
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