Quote from riskarb:
Mav -- it's great that they're only down 6% ytd... although I suspect it's worse than 6% through the end of July. My point was that their fees are totally out of line. The fact that they would churn for revenue is astonishing.
Hi, btw, I'm not Mav, that's the second time someone has called me that. I guess as soon as anyone knocks Kerry on the chit chat boards they get accused of being Mav or whoever.
Anyway, I could care less about Quadriga and their fee structure. I do not have any money with them although I am looking at the Schindler Fund. All the cheerleaders that were on this thread supporting Quadriga seem to be gone and I guess that's good so maybe we can actually start talking about other funds. The only reason I made a bone about Quadriga to Apex capital is because I was looking into their fund and read through their website and this thread. So I didn't appreciate the errors. Would you believe me if I told you that is how I discovered ET. I typed in Quadriga on google and it let me to this thread. Pretty funny huh?
Anyway, enough about Quadriga, people here seem to not like them so fine, let's move on. I have stated several times now that I'm looking for funds similar to Quadriga and Schindler and nobody has made any suggestions. Instead people keep talking about Quadriga's fee structure. Does anyone here really care? I mean seriously I don't think any of the current readers of this thread are in Quadriga so it's a moot point.
The problem I have though is it seems to be so hard to get quality information about hedge funds and when people come on here and make statements that are not true it makes it that much harder. I don't know why people do that but it's frustrating.
Btw, the only reason I know who Quadriga is is because I lived in Europe for ten years and they advertise a lot over there. However I am an American citizen. Anyway I digress, so let me ask this question again for the third time, does anyone on this board have any suggestions other then Quadriga or Schindler. Here is what I am looking for. I have 250k so anything that requires a minimum higher then that is out. I would prefer a small fund (under 25 million). I'm willing to accept drawdowns if their returns are high enough to justify it. I would like to make over 50% a year which means I have no problem investing in an aggressive fund. BTW, this is why I chose not to go with Quadriga as their B series only strives to make about 40% or so a year. And they are Waaaaaaaaay to big for me. I think close to a billion dollars.
Schindler currently has about 8 million under management which is perfect and his fund is very aggressive and has low minimums, in his case I believe 20k. So I'm all ears yet again, someone please post something. Oh and I want month to month results including the ability to add or take out funds each month. Thank you.