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I'm assuming one would have to manage a hedge fund to actually be benefited? Seems somewhat unfeasible for an individual investor.
by dataker 11y ago
I'm assuming one would have to manage a hedge fund to actually be benefited?
Seems somewhat unfeasible for an individual investor.
- ziles88 11y agoWell, hedge-funds don't play arbitrage games anyways. This is for scalpers and mostly day-traders. Banks don't even really play arbitrage - not as a means to profit at least. Only benefit to being a hedge-fund is you have lots of money to play with, which you'll need because the profits in arbitrage are very thin. You need likely 20K+, good spreads, fast execution, and an automated strategy to consider it worth your time.
- syphon7 11y agoHedge funds make insane amounts of money using arbitrage strategies.