We’re witnessing a new trend in alternative investing, yet it is not being generally documented unless you read ValueWalk.
New category for “hedge fund intimidation”
That trend is hedge fund intimidation, a new category to sit alongside distressed arbitrage, managed futures, quantitative investing and volatility being traded as an asset class. In other words, those niche strategies typically uncorrelated to the stock market that often operate in the shadows, with even professional investors not understanding the intentionally designed “complications” that obfuscate how money is really made.
But when you break down this new intimidation strategy much in the same way you analyze a hedge fund strategy, investors can pinpoint...


