How to Start a Hedge Fund Part I

This voice over presentation provides start up hedge fund managers with an overview of the hedge fund formation process and laws. Part 1 of 5.

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Education

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• hedge fund
• hedge fund law
• hedge fund start up

[angelo908638]

@ChixRChattel you sound like a moron.

[ForeverYoungInC]

You should write a book about this....and even in more detail...no joke

[KoalaBearWarrior]

Excellent. I want to set up my own hedge fund soon :)

[lineba20]

@aluisious Well I'd love to learn more and be able to trade for other people, because I only know how to trade NASDAQ and usually lower priced and lower volume stocks. And those stupid Hedge Fund Managers are the ones making the real money, even when they make their clients nothing.

[aluisious]

@lineba20 I don't get it. If you are making 6 figure returns trading your own money, why do you want to get a job?

7 figure bonuses? :p

For the record, it's skepticism. People making real returns on daytrading are extremely rare, especially now when HFT has eaten most of that pie.

[lineba20]

@aluisious You're right, I'm wrong. And those six-figure returns I'm been making for what is going to be three years now by daytrading in and out of several stocks per day must all be my imagination.

Again, I don't know if this is skepticism or just jealously I get from people, but I'd be glad to provide proof to a real company who is interested.

[aluisious]

@lineba20 I can return 100% for two years by flipping a coin on January first on a double for nothing bet and taking the rest of the year off. Chances aren't bad that it will work. With hundreds of people trying it would look like a great strategy.

[lineba20]

@TakanoriGomi I've done it over the last 2 years. The thing is my system only works with nasdaq stocks, and many of them are low volume, so I couldn't really trade large amounts for other people.

That's why I wish I could hook up with some professional traders and learn new techniques for trading higher volume stocks on the Nasdaq and New York exchange.

[TakanoriGomi]

@lineba20 how many years have you been returning 100%? Those kinds of returns are preposterous over any significant period of time. If you were able to prove that you were able to do this, just email the hedge fund the evidence. It will be that easy if you are returning 100% annually

[lineba20]

Ok, here's a question.  Let's say I've been trading on my own, returning over 100% yearly, and would like to work with a hedge fund.

How would I go about doing this?