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what kind of trades are getting some "respect" for them these days?  or just interesting environment to be in as a macro trader.

 
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As someone mentioned above my point was this industry “glamorizes” strategies that work at times over others but like 80% of posts on here was towards “certain strategy and firms”. This year proves you should consider a HF industry over 10-20 year career and many many strategies work during that timespan.

As for why FICC/Macro is working. Globalization slow down, supply chain issues, changes in monetary policy, overall market volatility some random examples.
Even on a pure equity basis the vol doesnt fully make sense at times but thats the market we have created take a look at chinese tech stocks for instance. And then the volatility in FICC products is way higher currently.

 

That was for their hedge fund vehicle.  Their long only fund is down 52 percent.  Yikes!

 

That's fucking brutal, can't imagine why they wouldn't have hedged the portfolio hard after the turn of the new year. 

 

Levered beta bois will always be levered beta bois.

what is beyond my comprehension is  how they can be doing so badly. Everyone and their mothers is talking about markets potentially crashing for the last weeks/months. Don’t they realise what is going on? Or is it that they really believe the tech fairytale and think that stonks only go to the moon?

 

wow it seems tiger is getting shit on by everybody..... anybody contrarian to this?  

 

Preach, waiting for those fat down rounds to force some reality back into the private markets. Between these guys and Softbank growth tech investing has been nightmarish to get reasonable entries the last few years if the founder has been fixated on getting one of those $100m+ Series As getting tossed around like candy. 

 

Why do you say that about MMHF? Looks like they’re the best performers this year. Tiger flubs on the other hand…

 

Quant boys fighting for their lives for the next few weeks so that they can then print money off the slower risk on over the next year.

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