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A $100m Hedge Fund for the People – Interview Requests

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A $100m Hedge Fund for the People – Interview Requests

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After 3.5 years of research and engineering (YCW18), my team and I are about to launch a $100m hedge fund that gives away nearly all of its profits to people who contribute data towards improving its strategy.

If you are holding $GME or $AMC and have 15 minutes to speak with me, I am looking to interview anyone interested in expanding this movement from a "single stock" approach, to a full blown meta game. Let me know the best way to get in touch.

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Curious, who's investing the $100M? By profits, I assume you mean the fund's management fees, not capital gains on its investments, right?

Yeah, I'm also curious about the benefits. What is the benefit if there are low fee ETF/fund options out there?

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#7
Also curious. Quantopian tried this, arguably with a profit motive, but did release some of the best Python engineering I’ve ever seen (Zipline). Definitions are important here: the “hedge” in hedge fund generally means returns uncorrelated with the broader market. OP could mean anything in this context.

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$100MM on memes? I wouldn't give you my strategy but my returns are easily 100% per and higher. It's not meme stocks, but my data came up for GME a few days ago at $57 and then again today to buy shares. I don't like the signal at all but have to follow the system so it can learn or teach me.

[contact] https://discord.gg/n3dqVk4

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#10
Will the fund be using the same tactics other hedge funds use to manipulate prices like short ladders?

If you discover a struggling company will you be a catalyst for its demise by shorting the stock?

If the fund is for the people, will it be 100% transparent in its actions? Like sharing its holdings/positions more than regulations require.

Edit to add 3rd question.

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