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Hedge Fund Strategies (Part 5) – Hedged Equity Short Selling

Hedge Fund Strategies (Part 5) – Hedged Equity Short Selling

Shorting a stock means selling shares you do not own in the hopes of benefiting from a decline in the price of the shares. The seller borrows shares, usually from a broker, and delivers them to a buyer in return for cash.

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Paragraphs for the Paranoid

Paragraphs for the Paranoid

[icopyright horizontal toolbar] Do you lie awake at night fixated on your paragraph structure? Well probably not, but I’ll make the assumption that you want your writing to look good on the page or screen, and therefore care at least a little about paragraphs. Paragraphs express ideas. The classic ratio is one idea per paragraph.Read more about Paragraphs for the Paranoid[…]

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Hedge Fund Strategies (Part 4) –Hedged Equity Market Neutral

Hedge Fund Strategies (Part 4) –Hedged Equity Market Neutral

Traders take positions in pairs of similar stocks, longing the “undervalued” one and shorting the “overvalued one”, thereby placing a bet on the ultimate outperformance of the long position.

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Five Ways for Freelance Writers to Handle Deadbeats

Five Ways for Freelance Writers to Handle Deadbeats

It happens to freelance writers all the time – you write some nifty article, send it off to what should be a grateful customer, ask for payment and then hear nothing but the sound of crickets.

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Hedge Fund Strategies (Part 3) – Enhanced Active 100X –X

Hedge Fund Strategies (Part 3) – Enhanced Active 100X –X

Our survey of hedge fund strategies continues. Intermediate between long/short equity hedging and equity hedged market neutral is a fairly recent innovation: enhanced active 100X –X (EA).

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