Quant Hedge Fund Strategy Explained & Why GBP Is Outperforming The EUR

The Catalyst/Millburn Hedge Strategy Fund employs a strategy based on their prediction that interest rates will remain steady due to high prices, and the Federal Reserve won't cut rates soon.
We explore how their trade is structured, the macroeconomic insights driving their thesis, and how hedge funds use derivatives for leverage and market neutrality strategies to manage risk.
Additionally, we discuss the recent surge of Sterling to a 21-month high against the Euro, even as the UK faces the uncertainties of an upcoming general election.
Tune in now and start learning more about finance in a fun and easy-to-understand way!
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Sounds like a new career is on the horizon for Piers and to help with the transition, spend the entirety of the next podcast standing up. May help with the CV

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[@ikhwanikhwan7658]

hi..i'm sorry at first if my question is out of topic..i just wanna ask..does prime broker let hedge fund hold direct ownership of shares of company in US stock market..so they can have direct access to reports, go to AGM..because i just found out that when ordinary investors like me bought shares using online brokers like interactive brokers..they hold our shares under street names..so i dont have the feeling of being part of the company..cant go to AGM..it is different in india or south east asia where it is easy to open demat account and buy shares under our names..have voting rights, go to AGM, receive reports

[@eprzepiora]

is that returning about 2% and possibly a small amount more, so this sounds like a quick way to complicate one's life until elections :) ok there is leverage element to it, so what if the leverage squeezes this deal because the margin volatility is too high ?