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 19 and interested in Investing and Making a little cash? Short term or Long Term?
Saving account don't grow fast and have horrible interest. But I'm also in college so not really rich, more on borerline broke. But I do play to have a least $300- $500 dollars from work ...


 I had three thousand to invest should I invest all in one stock? and what is the best one to look at?
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 Where do successful stock traders learn to trade?
I would like to take some courses to learn how to research and trade stocks, but I'm not sure what to look for. Any suggestions? Thank you!...


 Do i need an attorney to purchase a house in Florida being sold by the owner,i live in NY? No middleman,?
FOr sale by owner in florida, i live in NY, can this transaction be done between us without attorneys or do i have to retain an attorney ?...


 Selling stocks; but bought at different times, what price do I use for selling?
I purchased "Company A" at 3 different times for 3 different prices.
I now want to sell some of that stock, I would know the selling price, but how do I determine what I bought that ...


 How do you start your own bussines?
I never had a bussines, I never met someone who had or started a bussines, I have no ideea where I should start......I just get out of the house and than.....what?.......What is the first thing I ...


 How do you buy stocks?
Can you do it online? If so, through what site would be the best. I
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I'm going to send in the paperwork tomorrow to open an account and buy some stocks....


 Isn't this a perfect time to be pumping the 401k?
I keep hearing people talking about how its a terrible time to be buying stock...and I keep thinking, this is an ideal time...stocks are cheap as hell. I sure like buying up the S&P at $1100 a ...


 Penny Question?
I was wondering, do certain pennies have great value? Like, for example, I heard 'Wheat pennies' (pennies with wheat on the back) are worth something; does anyone know how much? Or, are ...


 Financial Advice Needed! Please Help!?
We are 29 and 30 years old.

We have currently $22,325 in savings. We have ZERO credit card debt, but do have student loans of $14,000 and $4,000 along with a car payment of $9,000. We ...


 Wht is the difference between BSE & NSE?
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 How do I make my money...?
make money?

Stocks? Anything else?...


 How do you know if a stock is on sale at a discounted price?
I am new to buying stocks and I always hear to buy low and sell high, but how do you know what is low right now?...


 Is this a crazy strategy for investing in stocks?
gather dozens of large cap stocks on a watchlist.....when their quarterly reports come out, and the stock drops, buy $10K worth, because the next day it will rebound, but be ready to sell that day, ...


 What are shares?and what is stock?
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 How do you play the stock market succesfully?
I want to be able to follow the financial news and know how & when to change the allocations in my retirement finds which is a bunch of mutual funds?...


 Which of these mutual funds should I invest in Short term (1 year)?
I am putting a portion of my portfolio on higher risk mutual funds. The goal is to buy c shares and purchase them for 6 months to 2 years depending on market conditions. We are currently narrowed ...


 What is the best book to buy for beginner share traders?
needs to include tips on trading when to buy etc. Thanks a lot....


 How do we identify undervalued stocks ?
I would like to invest for long term in Indian stocks. I would like to know, how to identify undervalued stocks. is there any formula or procedure to find ...


 How do savings bonds work? Is it a good investment for the future? Is it a good b-day gift for a 2 yr. old?
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ABQ
How do you start a hedge fund?
                     
 




NC
Depends on whether you are planning to serve taxable U.S. clients or international clients and tax-exempt U.S. clients (such as pension funds and university endowments). To start a U.S. fund, you need to form a limited partnership. Funds for international clients and tax-exempt U.S. clients are usually structured as corporations domiciled in convenient jurisductions (Caymans, Bermuda, BVI, Jersey, Guernsey, Luxembourg, etc.)

To start a serious fund, you need an auditor (and not just any auditor, but a specialist firm with an existing hedge fund practice), a legal counsel (in case of off-shore funds, two; one in the U.S., one at the fund's domicile), and an independent administrator. Needless to say, you are also going to need a prime broker, who will also serve as custodian for fund's assets.

Once all service providers are in place, you can have your lawyers draft a private placement memorandum and have it reviewed by auditor, administrator, and prime broker. Once the details are hashed out, you can start marketing the fund on your own or hire a third-party marketing firm to do it for you...


Gr8 F8
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http://www.turnkeyhedgefunds.com/


koko
You have to first be a successful trader/investor, at least known by your family and friends to start a fund. If you do not have a reputation of success, no one will invest in your fund.


gregory_dittman
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You start a dummy business in a country that has no income tax or extradition treaty. Then you get rich people to sign on. Then you make your money any way you like then fold the company within a year if you deal with stuff inside the U.S. Since the money is in a foreign corporation, the IRS can't get their tax money so millionaires and billionaires can make their money tax free. Then you start a corporation under another name and start all over. That's how the big boys do it.


Rabbit
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First, you start a fund. Second, you establish a trading policy to employ hedging strategies.

Hedging could be simple. If you buy a company's stock, you buy its competitor's stock too. If you buy the top tier of profitable companies in an industry, you short the bottom tier of unprofitable companies in that industry (avoid those close to bankruptcy, sometimes you get unpleasant results if your shares are called into legal action--think Enron).

Hedging can be quite complex. The potential deriviatives to be employed can be staggering. Trading a range of option puts and calls and indexes of value, etc. Baron's Bank and other fine institutions have been bankrupted or nearly so by letting fringe leverage mechanisms get out of control. I've traded naked options, but there are ways in which those kinds of trades can really bite you if you don't manage them well. Sometimes, in those kinds of trades timing is everything.

Now if you want to make the fund public, and invite others to invest into your program, then you get acquainted with the laws and clearing houses. Relax, the regulations are just a tad bit less complex than your hedging investment program, assuming you would be using complex derivitives schemes. If you are using simple hedging, get ready for some real headaches.


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