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Hedge Fund Trading Strategy of a Short Only Fund Part 1
http://www.financial-spread-betting.com/Spread-trading-faqs.html PLEASE LIKE AND SHARE THIS VIDEO SO WE CAN DO MORE! Examining hedge funds strategies. What is a hedge fund? Hedge funds will pick a specific strategy they will want to employ; let's talk about short only. (this applies to shorting equities). The theory here; hedge funds will go for overvalued or over-hyped companies where they argue that the valuation is nonsense or where they suspect there is outright fraud in the accounting. They will pull thru multiple things which they believe adds to an overvalued proposition and they will go out there and borrow the shares, short the shares and hope that their premise materialises and the stock goes down and they make money in the process. The big shorts over the years including the banking crisis, the housing crisis; those are big hefty ones and this is the law of a short-only fund - if you get on the end of a really good short you make a lot of money very quickly. You can make huge returns in a single year equalling the returns of many years of long-only fund and this is a big incentive for those hedge funds to get into it. They will highlight accounting fraud or questionable practices or simply over hyped situations like a bubble. However as we know going short carries the risk of losing many multiples of your expected profits. We've seen charts going from $10 all the way to $100 a share before going down again to $2 a share. Such funds are also susceptible to being called on their short. The risk is practically unlimited on a short and in certain situations particularly for big short positions it is not so easy to exit the short.
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