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You can start with managing my $100k portfolio and I will pay you 10% of any incremental returns vs s&p 500.
You don’t think there are some legal roadblocks you’re unaware of for starting a hedge fund?
Buddy, the first rule of this kind of investing is that you’re measured on your Sharpe Ratio, not your returns. Returns can be as high as you like with leverage.
So…what’s your sharpe ratio?
Step 1. Find some some rich people who are willing to trust you
Can you share proof of your returns, and a high level outline of your investment thesis (i.e. how you pick what to invest in)? Feel free to DM a screenshot of your account / trades / whatever else you feel comfortable sharing
honenstly can't tell if you're just meme-ing about your Meta RSUs...
Meta stock is almost exactly a 21% 5yr CAGR at the moment...
Hence why I assumed your post was a joke / meme about retail investors or tech bros that don't understand finance & investments
You need to share your thesis, demonstrate what you bought and sold when, and why.
If you don’t have one, then people will assume you just got lucky.
Honestly the suggestion of going to work for Cathy Wood (or similar) is probably not the worst idea. (Assuming most of your investments are in tech / growth stocks) much easier to branch out from inside the industry.
First step, recognize hedge funds are rated on alpha and not returns to S&P (even though that’s what all the news outlets will compare their returns to)
Investing in nasdaq probably would have netted or beat your return.
Cathie Woods is hiring!