Apples To Apples Hedge Fund Comparisons: AIMA

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Hedge funds are usually compared to the S&P 500 (INDEXSP:.INX) or some other stock index as a way of deciding whether the fund is underperforming, but this approach suggests that investors have to decide between the two when they usually play different roles in a portfolio. This approach makes sense when comparing different asset classes (eg the spread between stocks and bonds) when deciding how a portfolio should be weighted, but even this breaks down when choosing hedge funds. “Hedge funds are not an asset class. They are a way of managing money that typically features managers who have more tools…

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