For those investing in hedge funds, timing their allocation on a drawdown has always been a difficult if even controversial topic among allocators. Tiiming the investment after the point at which a hedge fund has exhibited significant mean reversion has practical execution hurdles as well requiring nerves of steel. Hedge funds, too, have similar issues in investing after a market has experienced significant losses, as a recent Baupost letter to investors reviewed by ValueWalk illustrates.
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The question that remains un-answered after Baupost's reported negative year to date performance is: Did the potential king of finding value in drawdowns, the value investor that has a history of delivering annualized average...

