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1) Can You Run Your Portfolio Like A Hedge Fund? + Vic Wisemann’s Thoughts on: MSFT, YHOO, GOOG, IBM, GE, CVX, PEET, BEBE, RRGB and DOW
Vic Wisemann
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Hedge funds continue to make headlines and most of them are not good. The big insider trading case involved a hedge fund firm and news stories indicate the investment process of the firm was to get an “information edge” that apparently included insider information on a regular basis.
Ever wonder how these funds think and how they are sometimes able to generate explosive returns for their investors? You aren't alone, and it’s not just regulators wondering, too. For years hedge funds have retained a certain level of mystery about them and the way they operate. And for years, public companies and regular investors have tried to figure out the methods behind their apparent investing prowess.
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Hedge fund performance declined along with equity markets in October, as sectors that had previously driven improvement like technology, health care and financials were hit especially hard. The Hennessee Hedge Fund Index fell 0.5% last month, better than the S&P 500's 2% decrease and the Nasdaq's 3.6% fall. However, the index's results fell short of the Dow Jones Industrial Average's flat performance in October. Year to date, the Hennessee index has climbed 20%, better than the S&P and Dow.
Read on to see how the average investor can invest like a Hedge Fund Manager. |
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4) Expert Articles Recap — In Case You Missed It The First Time… |
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11/12/09 |
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SchaeffersResearch.com's Bernie Schaeffer - Continued Skepticism in Face of Powerful Rally.
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11/12/09 |
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MarketEdge.com's Tom Ventresca - 'SHORT' Is Not A Four Letter Word
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11/09/09 |
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OptionsUniversity.com's Matthew Buckley - The Fine Green Line
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5) Feature Articles |
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This Week: How To Think Like A Hedge Fund Manager - The Strategies, Tactics, And Trade Ideas Needed To Play The Market Like Seasoned Hedge Fund Pro…
- What simple strategy does a high-priced hedge fund manager like to use?
- How can using counterintuitive thinking give individual investors an edge in the market?
- How could a hedge fund manager identify “upwardly mobile” stocks and play them for profits up to 65% with generous downside protection?
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Summary: Book sales fell 1.5% from 2007 to 2008. Customers are turning to internet sites such as Amazon to meet their needs rather than traveling to their local bookstores. New technologies are also fueling the decline of book industry fixtures such as Barnes & Noble and Borders Books. Gadgets like the Kindle and Sony Reader are further popularizing the concept of e-books at the expense of in-print versions. Publishers too face challenges as they struggle to uphold their copyrights in the face of massive scanning sessions by large companies in an attempt to post novels online. How will these shifts in technology affect the book industry? Which companies will profit and which will perish? We will discuss these questions and other changes that might occur.
Stocks Covered: Barnes & Noble (BKS), Borders Group (BGP), Amazon.com (AMZN), McGraw-Hill Cos. (MHP), Sony (SNE)
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