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18 Apr 2019

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What is hedge funding? Give examples please:)?

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Gabriel Tham

04 Mar 2019

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A hedge fund is an alternative investment that is designed to protect investment portfolios from market uncertainty, while generating positive returns in both up and down markets. Throughout time investors have looked for ways to maximize profits while minimizing risk.

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