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I think nowadays the annual return rate 20% for any hedge fund will be an excellent performance. But one thing always puzzled me is that if I give 100$ to a hedge fund, how much on average will they actually invest for me? For example if a hedge fund only risks 20% of their money, their trading strategies should give them 100% return rate (20$ profit from 20$ invested into the market) to obtain the 20% total profit for one year. If this is the truth, so can anyone insider simply give me a number (a feeling) that how much risk a normal hedge fund would take? Thanks for your answers.
PS: Andy...please don't tell me you also have to kill me this time...:-P
Claude.
PS: Andy...please don't tell me you also have to kill me this time...:-P
Claude.