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Long/short equity hedge fund managers capture little alpha in volatile...
Sovereign debt uncertainties, market volatility and disregard of company fundamentals are giving little comfort to equity long/short hedge fund managers in the remaining months of 2011.
The Thames River Longstone Fund has seen real vale in taking long/shore positions on real estate equities. The portfolio managers see a clear mean-reversion trend within the sector.
Hedge funds will certainly have changed dramatically by the year 2020. Continued institutionalisation, increased institutional investment and more regulation are likely to make the most impact.
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