Bigger investments then Hedge funds?



Hai

1. I am a aggresive investor seeking to invest my money for higher returns. I know hedge funds gives you the best return in short time, other may be S&P and Real Estate (maybe i dont know), what i am searching is theoritically hedge funds give you the best high return or not is there any more big investment (other then starting your own private business)

2. Hedge Funds have the best of the managers found in any industry, they have all big strategies, they invest in stock, S&P, forex, this, that, all, now my question is should i should i invest indivdually in all the markets or search for the best legitimate hedge funds on earth?

I am 21 yearz old, planning to make a fortune out of 50,000 USD (my father gave me for business), he said now smart investments can double, triple… your money, its your brain now which should start to work

Please give me the best of advice avaliable, i would love to hear from experts and managers

Hi
You are absolutely right that hedge funds can double your money in a short span. but the most important thing you must take care of is that the Investments in hedge funds are illiquid as they often require investors keep their money in the fund for at least one year.hedging is actually the practice of attempting to reduce risk, but the goal of most hedge funds is to maximize return on investment.

You can try your hands in currency market using hedging technique. this can give you excellent results. i am using Finexo platform for hedging currencies and believe me i am getting maximum return in a very short duration.

6 Responses to “Bigger investments then Hedge funds?”

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  2. Alice says:

    Hi
    You are absolutely right that hedge funds can double your money in a short span. but the most important thing you must take care of is that the Investments in hedge funds are illiquid as they often require investors keep their money in the fund for at least one year.hedging is actually the practice of attempting to reduce risk, but the goal of most hedge funds is to maximize return on investment.

    You can try your hands in currency market using hedging technique. this can give you excellent results. i am using Finexo platform for hedging currencies and believe me i am getting maximum return in a very short duration.
    References :
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  3. Formerly known as Frank Castle says:

    You cannot invest $50,000.00 USD in a Hedge Fund.
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  4. exactduke says:

    50k will not get you into a hedge fund. It is a trivial amount (to hedge funds). If you have a million, MAYBE. Hedge funds take huge risks. That is why they are generally open only to the very rich. Because if the fund goes ‘belly up’, the investor (especially the very rich ones) can take the hit.

    I also disagree with your premise that they have the best managers. They have some good managers, and some not so good. Many hedge funds have went busted. Two just lately at Bear Sterns. If they were so smart, why did they start a hedge fund after it was well known these subprime loans were having problems??

    Warren Buffet, probably the smartest investor (and richest) in the world does not run a hedge fund. Peter Lynch of Fidelity Magellan fame did not run a hedge fund.

    With great risk, can come great returns. But also the possibility of great losses. You need to learn about money and investing, or I predict you and your 50k will soon be parted.
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  5. newbie says:

    sounds as if this is the site you’re looking for = check out their investment strategy – it’s amazing

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  6. Richard Wilson says:

    Watch out for people giving you advice and then giving you a link directly to their website where they want your money. $50k is not enough for a hedge fund and you have to be accredited to invest in one. Private equity and venture capital are two additional options but again only if you have more money. I would be careful how you invest because the investments with large returns often come with large risks – no free lunch. Take your time, do research, diversify your money and maybe invest in 3-5 things intead of one…

    Hope that helps. Here is a short video on what a hedge fund is: http://richard-wilson.blogspot.com/2007/11/what-is-hedge-fund.html

    - Richard
    Richard Wilson
    Hedge Fund Group (HFG)
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