how to get short-term capital like $20M for 1 month?

That is exactly why I want to get the capital myself: I only get 10% commission from the hedge fund partner.

I expected my PnL will be 1.5-5M when I was setting up my company (as I am not an employee of the hedge fund partner, instead, my company is a member of the hedge fund). See my previous post in 2012 http://www.small-business-forum.net/legal-hr/7511-do-i-need-business-insurance-my-own-llc.html

However, I made $10M PnL in 2013, so I am thinking why not get the capital myself so that I get a much higher commission than 10%.

I do not know if I can keep the $10M pnl though. But if I can keep it for another two years (so that I have 3 years PnL history of 10M+), how can I reach the resources/investors/lenders my hedge fund partner has?

If you have any thoughts or information, please PM as I won't check the posts here any more. Too many shitty posts here.

drownpruf said:
uh huh.

http://www.small-business-forum.net...ay-zero-se-self-employment-tax.html#post65278
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I see. Now I know why I can not get useful information here. I thought the trader here make a typical PnL in the range of 3M to 30M depending on the year to call themselves 'elite trader', but seems not the case.

Grandluxe said:
Wow... You are probably the best trader on this forum.
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You could always try "Jenny" not sure of her last name, she could probably hook you up for someone. its 867-5309.

tell her I sent you
 
I googled 'how to start a hedge fund' but my capital usage is not a typical pattern as I only need the capital for a month.

If you have any thoughts or information, please PM as I won't check the posts here any more. Too many shitty posts here. Thank you very much.

IAS_LLC said:
Lmgtfy.com
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I am a trader and rely on my hedge fund partner for capitals. So I do not know where to look for the capitals.

So where shall I post my question if you think I posted in wrong forum?

If you have any thoughts or information, please PM as I won't check the posts here any more. Too many shitty posts here. Thank you very much.

newwurldmn said:
You are. You should post somewhere else.

If your story were true, you would know what you need to do and where to look for the capital.
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jason.miller.1968 said:
I am a trader and rely on my hedge fund partner for capitals. So I do not know where to look for the capitals.

So where shall I post my question if you think I posted in wrong forum?

If you have any thoughts or information, please PM as I won't check the posts here any more. Too many shitty posts here. Thank you very much.
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There is no place in this forum to get an answer to this question. Also, no one will lend money in manner that you are seeking unless they are friends or family. They will not do all that due diligence for one month.
 
jason.miller.1968 said:
I am a trader and rely on my hedge fund partner for capitals. So I do not know where to look for the capitals.

So where shall I post my question if you think I posted in wrong forum?

If you have any thoughts or information, please PM as I won't check the posts here any more. Too many shitty posts here. Thank you very much.
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Try the shift key.

You shouldn't have to post your question if everything you said was true.
 
jason.miller.1968 said:
That is exactly why I want to get the capital myself: I only get 10% commission from the hedge fund partner.

I expected my PnL will be 1.5-5M when I was setting up my company (as I am not an employee of the hedge fund partner, instead, my company is a member of the hedge fund). See my previous post in 2012 http://www.small-business-forum.net/legal-hr/7511-do-i-need-business-insurance-my-own-llc.html

However, I made $10M PnL in 2013, so I am thinking why not get the capital myself so that I get a much higher commission than 10%.

I do not know if I can keep the $10M pnl though. But if I can keep it for another two years (so that I have 3 years PnL history of 10M+), how can I reach the resources/investors/lenders my hedge fund partner has?

If you have any thoughts or information, please PM as I won't check the posts here any more. Too many shitty posts here.
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ok. In 2012 you made something less than $500k and in 2013 you earned $10MM, ostensibly at the short term cap gains rate on equities. You should have a bit over six mil left. Kudos on the outsized return. You earn 10% on what you kill and your fund grossed $100MM which is very impressive.

I would think that your backer would not thing twice about lending you the capital, considering the fact that you earned them 90MM net.

No hard money lender is going to have any experience in funding some auction bid... you cannot collateralize what you do not own. Hard money lenders have a lien on real property.

Your earnings history is immaterial to the deal, unless you are pledging assets.

Of course none of us believe a word you state, but have fun trolling.
 
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