Row 84462

Row ID: 84462 | Dataset Entry | Axioma AXP Content Repository

Content Data

This page contains data entry 84462 from the Axioma AXP content repository. The structured data below represents the complete record for this entry.

For me the follow-up question would be “buy and hold what?”. Many hedge funds aren’t meant to post big gains, but to provide [consistent returns](https://www.hedgefundassoc.org/about_hedge_funds/) and avoid losses. Strategies like long-short are meant to mitigate market risk, but that means missing out on the overall directional move of the market (which of course is usually up). I’d compare it not to the S&P, but to something like 60/40.

FieldValue
text For me the follow-up question would be “buy and hold what?”. Many hedge funds aren’t meant to post big gains, but to provide [consistent returns](https://www.hedgefundassoc.org/about_hedge_funds/) and avoid losses. Strategies like long-short are meant to mitigate market risk, but that means missing out on the overall directional move of the market (which of course is usually up). I’d compare it not to the S&P, but to something like 60/40.
label r/investing
dataType comment
communityName r/investing
datetime 2024-05-24
username_encoded Z0FBQUFBQm5Lak1uNzEyV1p5dVpaV3NtcUVyRG5rWTR1YU1zdzFHeEJRU3NDOEtDc1VPQUdzOFdqeUpkdEtCcXEzZExUdWVnaGtrNU9JMnJabWtvVktHT3lrYllCWENpSFE9PQ==
url_encoded Z0FBQUFBQm5Lak80YVpjeTVmQ2JJak1vMTRkXy1ON2tYYUd2bXM0RmRkQVlVTUI4MjJnYnFjdEZSd3ZjZkJ2a2FIa2oxd2txXzlUNmQ3clpPellPSW8zZnVCVG1uOS1IWHdTRUtrTWRVTTMtdXdlY2EtTHVWMDA4N0puaGhuMlU5VWN6bHNLUTkwaHdsUXJHZkN0aFlYaXZIQkcteVNESlFSZDU3cG5FNDhkWktnVUlFeUk5WTJDY1VPOE4taW51NV9JUVdPZ2pIQkREMzc3dGRMOFZLdW5ya1ZnWXVmLVJGUT09

Raw Record

{
  "text": "For me the follow-up question would be “buy and hold what?”. Many hedge funds aren’t meant to post big gains, but to provide [consistent returns](https://www.hedgefundassoc.org/about_hedge_funds/) and avoid losses. Strategies like long-short are meant to mitigate market risk, but that means missing out on the overall directional move of the market (which of course is usually up). I’d compare it not to the S&P, but to something like 60/40. ",
  "label": "r/investing",
  "dataType": "comment",
  "communityName": "r/investing",
  "datetime": "2024-05-24",
  "username_encoded": "Z0FBQUFBQm5Lak1uNzEyV1p5dVpaV3NtcUVyRG5rWTR1YU1zdzFHeEJRU3NDOEtDc1VPQUdzOFdqeUpkdEtCcXEzZExUdWVnaGtrNU9JMnJabWtvVktHT3lrYllCWENpSFE9PQ==",
  "url_encoded": "Z0FBQUFBQm5Lak80YVpjeTVmQ2JJak1vMTRkXy1ON2tYYUd2bXM0RmRkQVlVTUI4MjJnYnFjdEZSd3ZjZkJ2a2FIa2oxd2txXzlUNmQ3clpPellPSW8zZnVCVG1uOS1IWHdTRUtrTWRVTTMtdXdlY2EtTHVWMDA4N0puaGhuMlU5VWN6bHNLUTkwaHdsUXJHZkN0aFlYaXZIQkcteVNESlFSZDU3cG5FNDhkWktnVUlFeUk5WTJDY1VPOE4taW51NV9JUVdPZ2pIQkREMzc3dGRMOFZLdW5ya1ZnWXVmLVJGUT09"
}
Explore Dataset Explore Row

Entry Information