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Who does your audit?
Are you strucutured as a LP or LLC? Master Feeder?
Who is the Fund's council?
You accept both accredited and non-accredited...are you charging performance/incentive to the non's?
Who is your prime or introducing prime?
Who is your Administrator?
State registered?
If you do not sell or are not cable of selling, you cannot make the big money. Dont let someone tell you you can just be an analyst and make large sums, someone has to buy the stuff you recommend. Therefore you have to convience another party of the idea. whether its your boss or an institutional client you want to earn big money you will be selling some intangible product or service to someone else.How about if you're not much of a salesman yet interested in the field?
- Sandler & Co
- Structure is LP for the fund, LLC for the management Co, LLC for the Advisory.... no master feeder
- Sadis Goldberg
- yes both acrredited and non accredited... Yes incentives to the Non's. This is possible dependent on your state of registration and having your administrator do the extra work.
- Saxis
- SS&C
- NY with blue skys in NJ, NV, MD, FL
is selling more crucial.than the analytical side of the occupation.If you do not sell or are not cable of selling, you cannot make the big money. Dont let someone tell you you can just be an analyst and make large sums, someone has to buy the stuff you recommend. Therefore you have to convience another party of the idea. whether its your boss or an institutional client you want to earn big money you will be selling some intangible product or service to someone else.
Do IT or admin work such as operations
is selling more crucial.than the analytical side of the occupation.
I've been in commissioned sales all my working life so I know some of the ins and outs ...
I'm just working on the analytical side with my masters and certifications
its just a strategy for a portfolio that requires you to rebalance your risk exposure as things in the future change. It allows you not to be over weight on any one sector or stock. The expected return of the portfolio needs to be determind before you begin this strategy, so you know what to rebalance to.What does this mean?
"I think that the first thing is you should have a strategic asset allocation mix that assumes that you don't know what the future is going to hold."
Ray Dalio said that, how would I describe what a strategic asset allocation mix is
Lazyj and no comment: what do y'all do currently?
with charts I only use support and resistance using the 200 day moving avg. I look for up and handle formations, head and shoulders and reverse head and shoulders. In essence the canslim methodWhen you look at charts, which indicators do you use? Which stocks are your usual suspects?
Analytics just show you have an ability to understand what you are reading, this does not mean you can convey it or get others to believe it. What you may believe is right others may deem wrong. This is why some analyst on the street are gods and some no one knows. You need a firm understanding of the 2. On wall street though the salesmen make the most. Even if you are an executive you are one hell of a closer. I can explain it in a long explanation but most on here wont care to read it.is selling more crucial.than the analytical side of the occupation.
I've been in commissioned sales all my working life so I know some of the ins and outs ...
I'm just working on the analytical side with my masters and certifications
with charts I only use support and resistance using the 200 day moving avg. I look for up and handle formations, head and shoulders and reverse head and shoulders. In essence the canslim method
I dont have usual suspect stocks. I dont fall in love with a stock. The stock i trade very often is apple when it gets to a support resistance channel. I do get a lot of my ideas from investors business daily and then scour the sectors to see other under valued names I can buy or trade options on.
i rarely deal with speculative stocks. I just trade a lot. usually between 50k to 100k shares a day. most orders are in the 10k lots
with all do respect to those that won't read it... eff them.Analytics just show you have an ability to understand what you are reading, this does not mean you can convey it or get others to believe it. What you may believe is right others may deem wrong. This is why some analyst on the street are gods and some no one knows. You need a firm understanding of the 2. On wall street though the salesmen make the most. Even if you are an executive you are one hell of a closer. I can explain it in a long explanation but most on here wont care to read it.
its risk parity and its the management of a portfolio based upon risk rather than asset allocation. meaning you invest based on how risky or non risky the investment is but you diversify the risk. This allows you high reward is those risk go well and diversified exposure in case the risk goes bad. you take more risk in a risk parity portfolio and less in an asset allocation portfolio. The Risk Parity Port needs to be more actively managed as you can make a lot or get killed if 7/10 ideas go bad or look amazing if only 2/10 risky ideas go bad.Also what is risk parody?
aprox. 1 week at the most.... most night I close all position by the end of trading. If i really like the position and it has good earnings, PE ration etc...i will keep it for a week or a little longer for it to develop.On average how long do you hold on to a position?
aprox. 1 week at the most.... most night I close all position by the end of trading. If i really like the position and it has good earnings, PE ration etc...i will keep it for a week or a little longer for it to develop.
My money in in the fund....I trade it just like everyone else. I dont hold any outside accounts. In my opinion it would be a conflict of interestDo you also trade your own indivual account, but perhaps more aggressively?
I get market maker quotes... I have a bloomberg license. I trade a lot of MBS, Steepeners, Private label Mortgages and inverse CMO'sRight, CA varies from NY/NJ. Typically in CA you won't see performance charged to non-accredited. It's not worth the risk/benefit to the GP. A few of my clients use Sadis on the west coast....I've heard of Sandler and SS&C, but they seem to have more of an East Coast presence. We also do some fund side work for Saxis.
You mentioined, I believe, debt instruments as part of your portfilio. You get market maker quotes or do modeling?
Fee structure typical (2/20) or a higher mgmt fee lower incentive for the non accredited? Anything about your fund that isn't "vanilla" in terms of structuring, etc?
My money in in the fund....I trade it just like everyone else. I dont hold any outside accounts. In my opinion it would be a conflict of interest
Lazyj and no comment: what do y'all do currently?