'The World's Most Profitable Hedge Fund Is . . .'

"private"?
By definition, if the entity returns the profit to the US Treasury, it is no longer private.
Quote from Wallace:

"We know its not Paulson, Ackman, or SAC; is it Dalio's Bridgewater?
No, the world's most profitable private entity that is in business to generate profits via
speculation in financial markets is, drum roll please, the Federal Reserve.
Stone & McCarthy (SMRA) estimates the Fed will make around $90bn profits in 2012."
- more - and that chart !!!
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2012-...fund-about-make-us-treasurys-life-much-easier
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While technically not a hedge fund, has anyone beaten Buffett over the long term. Not the fantasy 1-5-10 terms, but going back to the 1960's? The cost of investing should be part of that calculation, and hedge funds charge alot as opposed to Berkshire stock. I am not a giant fan, but I see no reason for hedge funds as most, if not all take a crap before people get their money out unless they are very short term and fall within the guidelines for taking money out.
Better to be a mildly successful hedge fund manager and reap the rewards than ever invest in a hedge fund. Most fail miserably and by the time you pick the one that made money for a year or two you have lost alot.
 
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While technically not a hedge fund, has anyone beaten Buffett over the long term. Not the fantasy 1-5-10 terms, but going back to the 1960's? The cost of investing should be part of that calculation, and hedge funds charge alot as opposed to Berkshire stock. I am not a giant fan, but I see no reason for hedge funds as most, if not all take a crap before people get their money out unless they are very short term and fall within the guidelines for taking money out.
Better to be a mildly successful hedge fund manager and reap the rewards than ever invest in a hedge fund. Most fail miserably and by the time you pick the one that made money for a year or two you have lost alot.
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When you NEVER sell, you will have more later. :eek:
 
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