how do I compare vs Hedge funds etc???
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How much AUM have you traded with?
Is your strategy scalable to a hedge fund?
What was your worst drawdown?
What asset class?
Is this before all expenses and management/Performance fee? If not what would the adjusted value be?
You don't have to respond, but without this basic information, it hard to have an educated opinion. I look at a lot of tear sheets.
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Is your strategy scalable to a hedge fund?
What was your worst drawdown?
What asset class?
Is this before all expenses and management/Performance fee? If not what would the adjusted value be?
You don't have to respond, but without this basic information, it hard to have an educated opinion. I look at a lot of tear sheets.
1245
972K its my own money (split into two accounts TD and Etrade due to SIPC limits) I have zero interest managing anyone else's money. I don't think it would be scalable to a hedge fund. Yes this is with expenses (ie commissions etc..)
Asset class is stock/options
My worst draw down was 7-8%
I am pretty conservative and hedge accordingly, I could have had higher returns but then it would be too much risk for my tastes.
Asset class is stock/options
My worst draw down was 7-8%
I am pretty conservative and hedge accordingly, I could have had higher returns but then it would be too much risk for my tastes.
hmm. hedge funds do this for couple of decades.. we should raise the bar and compare to the top 5%.
how many years have u under your belt.
this year. thanks to the OIL black swan. .a hedge fund turning POSITIVE is a boon..
darn- more institutional buyers/ CALPERS etc are realizing that sticking to SPY or VOO at .07 basis points is the best thing to do..
how many years have u under your belt.
this year. thanks to the OIL black swan. .a hedge fund turning POSITIVE is a boon..
darn- more institutional buyers/ CALPERS etc are realizing that sticking to SPY or VOO at .07 basis points is the best thing to do..