Interesting article.
http://www.marketwatch.com/news/sto...FAF-4AD8-B3FD-11BAF5904B41}&siteid=mktw&dist=
http://www.marketwatch.com/news/sto...FAF-4AD8-B3FD-11BAF5904B41}&siteid=mktw&dist=
Quote from psytrade:
They are risking not having enough capacity to maintain the returns they have generated in the past. Thats why they have a $25 million minimum investment, and a 50% performance fee.
Someone else to watch is Jim Simons Renaissance fund. He says there is no capacity limit to it, and it can generate 30 +% returns. I'd like to know how that works. He calls it systematic trading, but even that has capacity limits.


Quote from Osiris:
100Billion capacity....that is very large indeed. Do you guys know if the 100B fund is equity or what asset class?
Anyone know what sort of strategies the Renaissance Meridian fund uses? I have heard/read that it is mostly HFT (high frequency trading) stuff...and from the sounds of a couple of seconds/trade for holding time...must be.
Are most of those HFT systems based on statistical arbitrage type stuff? Curious about this new 100B fund too...wonder if it is stat arb? Frankly....i am not always that enamoured with the stat arb stuff...but i dont know enough about HFT and the like to really say yet. LOL...they are obviously doing better than me though![]()