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fwiw, many of these funds make their portfolio holdings available to their investors on a daily/weekly/monthly basis. If you are big enough, you can have a seperate account at a L/S fund, for example, and see all the trades they do for you every day. [/ QUOTE ] really? i haven't heard of this. i work for one of the biggest and DEFINITELY the most transparent hedge fund and we only show our positions. i'm pretty sure we dont show any actual trades to clients no matter how big they are. they all fund the vehicle in the same way too. i've never heard of an investor in a large hedge fund (ie. renaissance, goldman, AQR etc.) getting to see any actual trades. lol, forget trades, goldman is a freaking black box, as are a bunch of others. our clients tell us repeatedly how nice it is to have such an open fund that gives positions & thoughts on them as well as an open dialogue on how they are generated. anyways, glad to hear you guys got out of aramanth...i hear one of the guys is starting up a new fund. should be a hot commodity. Barron |
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