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Tbh I couldn’t find much about it that’s why I said I couldn’t get it. Whatever I grasped I asked accordingly. I might be wrong that’s why I asked else I wouldn’t have.

 

I got that. But it’s related to that principle that’s why I used my comprehension skills and related them BRO. There’s something called relativity BRO.

Moreover I posted this question with an intention to find something and not prove what I know and not.

 
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I got that. But it’s related to that principle that’s why I used my comprehension skills and related them BRO. There’s something called relativity BRO.

Moreover I posted this question with an intention to find something and not prove what I know and not.

You’re getting offended for me calling you bro?

I don’t mock people who ask a question but you’re asking for it.

They are using a metaphor of a matryoshka doll. It is not a TECHNIQUE normally used by private equity funds nor is it related to shares or market as you pointed out.

If you read the whole article and that is what you inferred, then sorry, you’re comprehension skills are abysmal.

They are saying instead of a fund of fund PE investment, these firms made it fund of fund of fund of fund of don’t know what.

So PE fund invested in another fund which again invested in another fund instead of investing in direct assets and so on just like those dolls that when you open has another doll inside and another doll and another and so on.

Read more books.

 

Would be helpful if you could give some insights into what you found out so far. That way, other people can chime in if they recognise the method (perhaps under another name)

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Yeah I could link some articles I found but in general I found the term Matryoshka dolls and how it’s used to analyse the market with top down approach & bottom up approach.

I don’t know where this approach is used and whether it fits under PE or not. I’m just looking for some kind of answer that could be helpful in general understanding of the term.
Thanks :)

 
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Dude just share where you originally read the term whatever tf newsletter, just copy paste all that shit.

You doing matryoshka dolls of articles and news letters rn. 

 

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