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Hedge funds extend gains to continue strong 1Q
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Assets invested in the global ETFs industry increase the lead over global hedge fund industry to $4 39tn in 2020
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ETFGI Reports Assets Invested In The Global ETFs Industry Increase The Lead Over Global Hedge Fund Industry To US$4 39 Trillion At The End Of 2020
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Hedge funds make gains from “record” cryptocurrency highs Mar 08, 2021 By Funds Europe
Hedge funds exposed to blockchain and cryptocurrencies such as bitcoin continued to deliver strong performance in February as cryptocurrencies reached “record” highs and hedge funds increasingly added crypto exposures.
Data from Hedge Fund Research shows that both the HFR blockchain and cryptocurrency indices surged by nearly 30% in February.
Hedge funds continued the trend seen in January with strong overall performance, but also with a wide dispersion between the top and bottom deciles.
The ongoing positive performance was mainly put down to interest rates, commodity prices, and expectations for a return of inflation. However, while the top decile of the HFR Index gained 16.3%, the bottom decile declined -3.1% for the month.
March 3, 2021
Renowned investor Charlie Munger recently suggested today’s speculative market was luring inexperienced individual investors into short-term trading that would ultimately harm their wealth. Mr. Munger has successfully invested through many cycles and his opinions deserve investors’ respect and attention. Instead, his comments were derided as those made by an old guy who does not understand today’s more modern markets.
Everyone should cringe at such ageism not only because it reflects a general underappreciation of the risks associated with investing, but also because history has repeatedly shown short-term trading, especially in popular momentum stocks, does indeed often destroy wealth.