@noodletropic I have some friends who worked in private equity and the like. Many of those firms expect you to put in your entire life savings into a financial deal. Rule of thumb for investing in a hedge fund (not that I would eer have the money to do this) is to only invest with managers that have their own money at stake.
@noodletropic I have some friends who worked in private equity and the like. Many of those firms expect you to put in your entire life savings into a financial deal. Rule of thumb for investing in a hedge fund (not that I would eer have the money to do this) is to only invest with managers that have their own money at stake.
@noodletropic I have some friends who work in private equity and the like. Most of those firms expect you to put in your entire life savings into a financial deal. Rule of thumb for investing in a hedge fund (not that I would ever have the money to do this) is to only invest with managers that have their own money at stake.
Why invest in a MF with 2.5% expense ratio, when you can invest in an index fund with and ER of 0.10%?
@noodletropic I have some friends who work in private equity and the like. Most of those firms expect you to put in your entire life savings into a financial deal. Rule of thumb for investing in a hedge fund (not that I would ever have the money to do this) is to only invest with managers that have their own money at stake.
Why invest in a MF with 2.5% expense ratio, when you can invest in an index fund with and ER of 0.10%?
@noodletropic I have some friends who work in private equity and the like. Most of those firms expect you to put in your entire life savings into a financial deal. Rule of thumb for investing in a hedge fund (not that I would ever have the money to do this) is to only invest with managers that have their own money at stake.
Why invest in a MF with 2.5% expense ratio, when you can invest in an index fund with and ER of 0.10%?
Investment bankers never gamble with their own capital they use public capital.
Diversify your losses with mutual funds but only after paying on average a 2.5% management penalty fee.
noodletropic 1 year ago
@noodletropic I have some friends who worked in private equity and the like. Many of those firms expect you to put in your entire life savings into a financial deal. Rule of thumb for investing in a hedge fund (not that I would eer have the money to do this) is to only invest with managers that have their own money at stake.
zellballen 1 year ago
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@noodletropic I have some friends who worked in private equity and the like. Many of those firms expect you to put in your entire life savings into a financial deal. Rule of thumb for investing in a hedge fund (not that I would eer have the money to do this) is to only invest with managers that have their own money at stake.
zellballen 1 year ago
@noodletropic I have some friends who work in private equity and the like. Most of those firms expect you to put in your entire life savings into a financial deal. Rule of thumb for investing in a hedge fund (not that I would ever have the money to do this) is to only invest with managers that have their own money at stake.
Why invest in a MF with 2.5% expense ratio, when you can invest in an index fund with and ER of 0.10%?
zellballen 1 year ago
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@noodletropic I have some friends who work in private equity and the like. Most of those firms expect you to put in your entire life savings into a financial deal. Rule of thumb for investing in a hedge fund (not that I would ever have the money to do this) is to only invest with managers that have their own money at stake.
Why invest in a MF with 2.5% expense ratio, when you can invest in an index fund with and ER of 0.10%?
zellballen 1 year ago
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@noodletropic I have some friends who work in private equity and the like. Most of those firms expect you to put in your entire life savings into a financial deal. Rule of thumb for investing in a hedge fund (not that I would ever have the money to do this) is to only invest with managers that have their own money at stake.
Why invest in a MF with 2.5% expense ratio, when you can invest in an index fund with and ER of 0.10%?
zellballen 1 year ago
It will get worse. Most jews will say - Use other peoples money....... credit credit credit.
Credit is the downfall of the American dream.
inachu 2 years ago
awsome
ysangy 2 years ago
good one.
tube02148 3 years ago