It’s obvious bait. Trying to bait a specific answer from him. It’s easy to say “the big gets bigger” just to engineer the conversation & people’s opinion.. but the respondent is clearly offering extra information… and he’s right
Her body language is very telling. Did she invest with Madoff? I found her to be very unprofessional, animated and with a slight chip on her shoulder....not a blue chip.
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@@rl_31123 which industry? Stocks , bonds , crypto , land , it depends the industry how much money they will give you . I know for day trading you have to go public to get that big money to trade with . 11m of profit can get you some eyes too .
That woman has no class and shouldn't be working as a reporter for Bloomberg...just look at how she crosses her arms when the guy is talking, so rude and obnoxious. Also, she has no clue on how asset allocation is done.
@@kurtlatchman Simp response. She’s wildly unprofessional. Wouldn’t be able to run 1/1000th of a fund if she miraculously even got the chance - Yet she’s going to display body language as if she has all the answers when in reality the only thing she’s accomplished is getting hired to ask borderline general questions that she doesn’t have the knowledge to answer herself.
People are shitting on the woman but she was voicing legitimate concerns. There are reasonable questions to be asked regarding the growing institutionalization/centralization of the hedge fund industry. It’s not as easy for new fund managers to scale as it was several years ago.
shyF0x To be fair, she literally equated the selling of securities to selling your soul. Considering that's kind of this guy's profession, it makes sense that he would take offense to remarks like that.
LureScape selling the soul was raising capital by partnering with a big boy, but maybe you're right. I still stand by that she and the guys were great in this vid.
shyF0x Yeah I think it was a great discussion. Sad this video only has a few thousand views :/ Maybe if more of our society was interested in educating themselves about the world and how the country operates then we wouldn't be where we are now socially
Capacity challenges are a very real head wind that is the enemy of capital gains. Of course most "institutional" capital allocators have 0 clue. Literally empty suits. Daily I see the prices the assumed "smart money" pays, truly comedic.
When they say investors they are not even thinking about your employee exaggerated over-inflated salary for talking nonsense and interrupting the guests. These businesses are complex in nature and basically consist of taking all money from non-institutional investors like the interviewer and relocate to the institutional investor's portfolio. The biggest profits are in the second market speculation area.
"Or one woman and a bloomberg" says the woman . . . . "Or one gay and a bloomberg" says the gay . . . . "Or one transgender and a bloomberg" says the trans . . . . "You are all fired" says the male
The books are yet to be written and the final losses yet to be tallied on how much a significant number of major hedge funds have cost the US economy since mid Feb 2020 because quietly and in the background, they have been bailed out en masse by a government that deemed them too big to fail. Why? They leveraged long and aggressively on a market they thought couldn't fail, and now we are paying for their gambling as we always do. And make no mistake, it was pure gambling, with multiple 10s of leverage with money they did not have, which was in the end through taxation, your money.
She is unbearable, clear lack of knowledge and listens to none of his points, just continues to come up with unintillegent retaliation questions and when he tries to answer it she immediately hits him with another. Absolutely terrible, she should not be involved with discussions like these
very well tracy . i was advise months ago and took a step to seek for guidance and i never regretted it. i cope trade from Juliana Gunawan Lee. she is license and a portfolio manager. i have learnt alot from her.
Jaceus 777 after 2008, they banned just about all of the banks prop trading desks with the Dodd frank/ volcker regs. The banks had basically become massive hedge funds in the 2000s rather than a "financial service outfit"and that attributed to their demise. I think Morgan's revenue/profits in 2006-2007 was like 70 percent from the trading units. So now that that is banned there is no more talent pool of star money managers for funds to pull from anymore
Old Hickory I’m not sure there’s a singular answer for that one, the younger guys or major stars moved over to or started hedge funds, or adapted to new quant fund type strategies etc, a lot of the older guys and upper management guys or just the guys in general that didn’t want to conform to the post crash Wall Street world and already had made plenty of money just retired early I think, probably just manage their own small fortunes, maybe take some part time “consultant” gig from some fund from their various connections, etc
@@stancurry6265 ok very interesting. I was only curious because I want to go into the finance industry. Thanks for responding to a 7 month old comment. You're the MVP, man!
I'm new to this... Why would investors that already have considerable amounts of money, or assets, want to use a hedge fund when they obviously already know how to make money themselves?
@@saadoa4969 But by getting investors, a hedge fund becomes a market in and of itself, and how can a hedge fund be uncorrelated to markets when it depends on them?
interesting. the use of the word "talent" in trading. I don't think finance requires 'talent' to be successful as much as it does sound strategic creativity.
Schrodinger's Cat I'm with you. It does require a bit of talent when you're able to consistently beat the markets via your investment strategies, a lot are activist investing for positive business development changes. I believe a lot of the talent has more to do with the other actions that go into raising capital, swindling investors, indexing, Asset allocation, hedging strategies, forecasting shorts, etc. are all talent (as well as analytically) driven processes when able to distinguish.
right, well put. t sounds like you may have an academic background in finance. i'm not sure what some fund managers think when they say talent. If we were to gather information on a security before it reached the public i suppose that would make us "talented" wouldnt it?
Schrodinger's Cat not exactly lol. Some of them are tipped wrongly on purpose or have very little information about it and conduct their due diligence. The 'talent' talk is a bit more specific.
I think they're just broadly referring to someone with strong abilities, whatever they are for the specific industry, talent doesn't exactly have a specific meaning
Robbie Paris they‘re making money for the rich. Making money out out of money, leading to some indirect forms of inflation, seems to necessarily mean that you‘re making a profit from poor people having to pay more for everything. Am I wrong?
Hedge funds are wealth managers just like wealth management firms/investment banks etc. If you are qualified based on their select criteria they help manage your money by growing it through a number of investment strategies. They're basically just active fund managers but their clientele is super wealthy. Also they differ from standard wealth management offices in terms of risk appetite. Hedge funds risk appetite is typically higher than your standard wealth management Office. They deliver value to their clients by growing their money based on taking higher risk for higher reward investments. Its just a bit spooky because they don't have to show you too much detail or explain their strategy, you just have to look at their track record and trust them. I know this partly because I took an experience in a wealth management Office.
@@robbieparis07 Imagine there is a guy called "Elon Musk" who want to create an electric car company, he need millions of dollars to start. where he gets the money ? from hedge funds, they take % from his company in return they give him money. Without hedge funds there is no economy.
The women is in fact asking the right questions. She is right that big money gets more bigger. The wells guy sounded like a quack repeating the same without any examples when asked for since his wipes the ass of all fund managers big or small.
Jesus you sound like a person speaking out of their ass on finance. Yes bigger companies get more money because they're more established with their clients and more well-known by name brand as well as more respected among the investor community. There's not gonna be a lot of clients that are gonna line up for a smaller start up. As time and experience and loyalty grows, that's when start ups get more established.
it is not polite nor professional that lady when looking to her colleague during guest talking, it looks judging him and saying " do u see what he says?"
Both interviewers are so immature, interrupting him over stupid comments, annoying body language, just smh
It’s obvious bait. Trying to bait a specific answer from him.
It’s easy to say “the big gets bigger” just to engineer the conversation & people’s opinion.. but the respondent is clearly offering extra information… and he’s right
The woman interviewer is up for something 😏 💰 🤑
Her body language is very telling. Did she invest with Madoff? I found her to be very unprofessional, animated and with a slight chip on her shoulder....not a blue chip.
I found her to look like a boss, comfortable on the screen, natural and confident
While this is very useful information, I seem to have drifted from interests in stocks and wall street investment and delved into the cryptocurrency world. It was very rough in the beginning as yo had to be your own analyst broker and trader at the same time. Leading me to lose lots of investment until my research lead me to "Lance Bergel aka Cryptomint3r". I experience miracle after I meet him and followed his recommendations. My overall portfolio at some point went up 1250%. I invested $850 into most of Lance Bergel's recommendations and slept well at night. My biggest gain so far was when I invested around $12K into Lance recommendations and as of today they're worth over $239K. Lance, you have taken a was my financial worries over our situation and I am really really grateful. My daughter began her own asymmetrical investing with Lance Bergel and I suspect it will change her life for the better. I just cant wait. If you want to contact Lance Bergel, write to Cryptomint3r@gmailcom... thanks
@@Binaryhack3r_at_Protonmail_Com nice try with the advertising
You're all just jealous you'll never be that successful. Go cry about it little boys.
Same....
She is so unprofessional and irritating
I thought I'm the only one who noticed the overly animated lady here. Then the comments section turned out to be all complaints about her.
Coked up
the lady uses guys to refer to all hedge fund starters and then raises issue when her make colleague does the same
One woman and a Bloomberg terminal? LOL. If she was that one woman, "aaaand it's gone" would be exactly what happens.
Southpark lol
Not really, just do something easy like selling options on SPY
losing a billion dollar capital is a death sentence 🤣
She's annoying to the point that he had to think if he should shake her hand lol
Instablaster
these two hosts are paid by the hedge fund to give this guy a hard time.
does anyone else feel the shade bouncing back and forth?
5:22 Pretty much sums up what he thought of her when he *hesitated to shake hands* with that *clueless, annoying clown*
Start with family and friends. Establish a track record. Capital will find you!!!
the great strategy
Or start with family and friends. Ruin those relationships by burning the account
Start with your own money 🤣. Not family lol
@@rl_31123 start networking a showing ppl it takes 100 people giving you 1,000 for 10% profit to have 100,000 to invest with . So up to you .
@@rl_31123 which industry? Stocks , bonds , crypto , land , it depends the industry how much money they will give you . I know for day trading you have to go public to get that big money to trade with . 11m of profit can get you some eyes too .
He pauses and just looks at her hand hahah
They cut him off, asking subjective emotionally backed questions
Guest was a cool dood sharp dood well-spoken
Its actually correct. Trust issues will always be there in new hedge funds
unless they have a great ROI
That woman has no class and shouldn't be working as a reporter for Bloomberg...just look at how she crosses her arms when the guy is talking, so rude and obnoxious. Also, she has no clue on how asset allocation is done.
crossing your arms is actually a natural sign of thinking
She's crossing her arms because she's in disagreement.(Probably due to some kind of bad experience I suppose)
damn so many sensitive ass bitches here. her questions are valid and are what potential investors would ask themselves as well
JaMarcus Joseph - No its stand off-ish/defensive.
This guy is a Bullshitter with a comb over
3:20 Why do her arms want to go and hide behind her head?
fried pickles she’s stupid af
Power pose. Love her. BSD in media. Gotta get real w these guys and put them in their place otherwise they walk and talk all over you
@@kurtlatchman hahaha wtf are you talking about... just stfu
@@kurtlatchman Simp response. She’s wildly unprofessional. Wouldn’t be able to run 1/1000th of a fund if she miraculously even got the chance - Yet she’s going to display body language as if she has all the answers when in reality the only thing she’s accomplished is getting hired to ask borderline general questions that she doesn’t have the knowledge to answer herself.
She's talking how mouth off with her hands on her head or crossed arms, interrupting the interviewee. Fire her. Useless
Easy with your misogyny, homophobia, islamophobia, sexism, philantrophy, bigotry, white supremacy, racism, anti-semitism, anti-climate change, anti-federal reserve, coronavirus, etc etc
@@pajeetsinghlmao 🤣 😂
People are shitting on the woman but she was voicing legitimate concerns. There are reasonable questions to be asked regarding the growing institutionalization/centralization of the hedge fund industry. It’s not as easy for new fund managers to scale as it was several years ago.
He didn't want to shake her hand, and he shouldn't have.
alex boone why? she was great! they all were really.
shyF0x To be fair, she literally equated the selling of securities to selling your soul. Considering that's kind of this guy's profession, it makes sense that he would take offense to remarks like that.
LureScape selling the soul was raising capital by partnering with a big boy, but maybe you're right. I still stand by that she and the guys were great in this vid.
shyF0x Yeah I think it was a great discussion. Sad this video only has a few thousand views :/ Maybe if more of our society was interested in educating themselves about the world and how the country operates then we wouldn't be where we are now socially
alex boone I think he was a bit surprised that some interviewer actually offered a handshake, which doesn't seem to happen often.
She's not annoying, she's just being realistic
she is very annoying
Lol never thought I would see Hedge fund and startup bundled together.
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😎 you 😎
You know it is flooded when this happens.
She's literally just trying to shut down hedge fund startups.
the anchors kept interrupting the guest, you could see that in his eyes!
Steve Cohen is one of the best and he started with a couple million ...
20 millions of his own money ....
HE MAKE IT FROM INSIDER TRADING
@@bekreto lol wat , you clearly no nothing
@@bekreto it was not him but one of him pm's that got caught
He did, But in a completely different time though, all about circumstance
I legit thought this was the onion and a parody until about two minutes in...
Capacity challenges are a very real head wind that is the enemy of capital gains. Of course most "institutional" capital allocators have 0 clue. Literally empty suits. Daily I see the prices the assumed "smart money" pays, truly comedic.
I’m gonna save this to my “Funny” playlist
When they say investors they are not even thinking about your employee exaggerated over-inflated salary for talking nonsense and interrupting the guests. These businesses are complex in nature and basically consist of taking all money from non-institutional investors like the interviewer and relocate to the institutional investor's portfolio. The biggest profits are in the second market speculation area.
That woman needs to shut up 😂
she is funny xD
@@lonewalker5446 how all she did was interupt him
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I am really happy. I received a grant of $56,000
Jesus Christ, did miss real reporter go on holiday and they rang for the bar tender to come sit in her spot? 🙄
One woman and a Bloomberg?? ... cringe af..
Who's she to even question them
The books are yet to be written and the final losses yet to be tallied on how much a significant number of major hedge funds have cost the US economy since mid Feb 2020 because quietly and in the background, they have been bailed out en masse by a government that deemed them too big to fail. Why? They leveraged long and aggressively on a market they thought couldn't fail, and now we are paying for their gambling as we always do. And make no mistake, it was pure gambling, with multiple 10s of leverage with money they did not have, which was in the end through taxation, your money.
Can you specify which market you think off?
Thats why islamic funds are bettter they don’t gamble look it up
Predominantly sales & marketing then. Like most things.
Does anyone know the name of the news anchor lady
Hedge fund start up needs $1,000,000 to start, obviously...
These hedge funds guys are the guys that Daniel Craig beats in his 007 movies
Trying to decide if this was a shot at him personally, or against wells as a whole.
Wells Fargo made alot of people mad by stealing money so probably a reference to that. The CEO got grilled in a meeting look it up its brutal
Definitely both, seems obvious this guy is a scrub
Two guys and a Bloomberg sounds like a weird sitcom
She is unbearable, clear lack of knowledge and listens to none of his points, just continues to come up with unintillegent retaliation questions and when he tries to answer it she immediately hits him with another. Absolutely terrible, she should not be involved with discussions like these
You sound sexist mate.
That’s what they’re getting, the red carpet treatment to be blessed with the opportunity to manage other people’s money.
That hesitation to shake her hand at the end
Success is only defined when your are doing your best to grow and learn new things... By the way thanks for the uploads. a fellow creator//
Interviewers were fighting for attention the whole time. Guest barely got a few thoughts out.
Flipping paper like burgers, and making duckets from the suckers.
+Peaton Sure buddy. Just like flipping burgers. Why exactly aren't you a billionaire yet?
2:16 yeah, to clean the Bloomberg terminal
Hedge funds shows how broken is the political and social state...how sone can run a goverment under that circumstances is a question...
“…. Sell your soul…” said it all.
what's with this hating the women here? she didn't really say or do anything offensive
Schrodinger's Cat
true
She's sexist and women don't belong in finance
crazy attention seekers. i advise anyone getting involve to seek some professional guidance. you cant do it all alone to avoid sad stories.
wow brilliant. beast advise
very well tracy . i was advise months ago and took a step to seek for guidance and i never regretted it.
i cope trade from Juliana Gunawan Lee. she is license and a portfolio manager. i have learnt alot from her.
i found her on the web and i have drop a message. she seems to have alot of experience. i hope she can help me.
I found her to look like a boss, comfortable on the screen, natural and confident
Is that a rhetorical question? As much money as possible to raise. I'll take $100 Billion for my "start up", thank you.
dude was frustrated having a convo with them lol
I would too they kept intterupting wouldn't let him finish his thought
Imagine not being so funny and decided to speak something between too serious people 🤣
Can someone explain what happened with prop trading
Jaceus 777 after 2008, they banned just about all of the banks prop trading desks with the Dodd frank/ volcker regs. The banks had basically become massive hedge funds in the 2000s rather than a "financial service outfit"and that attributed to their demise. I think Morgan's revenue/profits in 2006-2007 was like 70 percent from the trading units. So now that that is banned there is no more talent pool of star money managers for funds to pull from anymore
@@stancurry6265 that's interesting. Where did those people end up going? Surely there was another opportunity.
Old Hickory I’m not sure there’s a singular answer for that one, the younger guys or major stars moved over to or started hedge funds, or adapted to new quant fund type strategies etc, a lot of the older guys and upper management guys or just the guys in general that didn’t want to conform to the post crash Wall Street world and already had made plenty of money just retired early I think, probably just manage their own small fortunes, maybe take some part time “consultant” gig from some fund from their various connections, etc
@@stancurry6265 ok very interesting. I was only curious because I want to go into the finance industry. Thanks for responding to a 7 month old comment. You're the MVP, man!
she needs to let him finish a sentence
well they kind of beat it out of him,great info.
lol you guys are somkething else she wasnt that bad, you just didn like her body language, wow such cynical people on youtube
I like the guy they are interviewing but the interviewers need to shut up and not interupt.
I love how that bitch is shaking his hand at the end and then wipes of his sweat so damn subtle, haha
JFC can she let them finish a thought before interrupting? That first half was rough lol
He was so fucking rude to her at 2:30
When she cracked that dumb joke about 1 woman and a bloomberg even she knew how cringe it was.
If Patrick knew what he’s talking about, he wouldn’t work for Wells Fargo and start his own hedge fund.
Honestly, she's fun! She poked around and made this video interesting !
Who is that women think she might have been sacked from Bloomberg.
Get her back in the kitchen
Dude, would you want her in your kitchen....
Any of my apes here from AMC & GME?
His face says it all... you need half a bill..
To start firm hedge fund I needed college degree
Once give a break
let the man talk FFS
2:10 Probably more like Bloomberg IN one woman
No C.C.
So I can create on with 5k. interesting
I'm new to this... Why would investors that already have considerable amounts of money, or assets, want to use a hedge fund when they obviously already know how to make money themselves?
diversification. Hedge fund performance is meant to be uncorrelated to markets/economy.
@@saadoa4969 But by getting investors, a hedge fund becomes a market in and of itself, and how can a hedge fund be uncorrelated to markets when it depends on them?
@@andrewjenery1783 fugazzi.
@@BaNuj An American music band in the 80s according to a certain wiki, but what's that got to do with this?
Prop trading gone !!?!? What the hell is this
sami delhi uh yeah...? Where have you been since volcker rule
Well it sounds like you’re an Indian and Indians are clueless when it comes to Wall Street
This women needs to be educated lol.. Did anyone noticed handshake? :p
Cringeworthy. All this huff and puff micro managing and not enough balls on the price action in the retail sector.
And this is in my recommendations why?
Hoe many chicken wings can that eat? That s the real question!
Pedigree is not important ..
Lool..m
interesting. the use of the word "talent" in trading. I don't think finance requires 'talent' to be successful as much as it does sound strategic creativity.
Schrodinger's Cat I'm with you. It does require a bit of talent when you're able to consistently beat the markets via your investment strategies, a lot are activist investing for positive business development changes. I believe a lot of the talent has more to do with the other actions that go into raising capital, swindling investors, indexing, Asset allocation, hedging strategies, forecasting shorts, etc. are all talent (as well as analytically) driven processes when able to distinguish.
right, well put. t sounds like you may have an academic background in finance. i'm not sure what some fund managers think when they say talent. If we were to gather information on a security before it reached the public i suppose that would make us "talented" wouldnt it?
Schrodinger's Cat not exactly lol. Some of them are tipped wrongly on purpose or have very little information about it and conduct their due diligence. The 'talent' talk is a bit more specific.
SCHRODINGER’S CAT Strategic creativity is a talent.
I think they're just broadly referring to someone with strong abilities, whatever they are for the specific industry, talent doesn't exactly have a specific meaning
The talking over the top of one another is painful
She needs to shut up and let the gentlemen answer the question (s).
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Newbie question... how do hedge funds benefit society? Thanks in advance!
Robbie Paris they‘re making money for the rich. Making money out out of money, leading to some indirect forms of inflation, seems to necessarily mean that you‘re making a profit from poor people having to pay more for everything. Am I wrong?
@Abitamim Bharmal Actors and singers provide entertainment. What a strange comparison. It seems like hedge funds basically just take from the economy.
Hedge funds are wealth managers just like wealth management firms/investment banks etc. If you are qualified based on their select criteria they help manage your money by growing it through a number of investment strategies. They're basically just active fund managers but their clientele is super wealthy. Also they differ from standard wealth management offices in terms of risk appetite. Hedge funds risk appetite is typically higher than your standard wealth management Office. They deliver value to their clients by growing their money based on taking higher risk for higher reward investments. Its just a bit spooky because they don't have to show you too much detail or explain their strategy, you just have to look at their track record and trust them. I know this partly because I took an experience in a wealth management Office.
@@Redolentleek so, they do not add any value to society it seems. thanks!
@@robbieparis07 Imagine there is a guy called "Elon Musk" who want to create an electric car company, he need millions of dollars to start. where he gets the money ? from hedge funds, they take % from his company in return they give him money.
Without hedge funds there is no economy.
3 fiddy
The women is in fact asking the right questions. She is right that big money gets more bigger. The wells guy sounded like a quack repeating the same without any examples when asked for since his wipes the ass of all fund managers big or small.
cool7470 gets more bigger LOL
Jesus you sound like a person speaking out of their ass on finance. Yes bigger companies get more money because they're more established with their clients and more well-known by name brand as well as more respected among the investor community. There's not gonna be a lot of clients that are gonna line up for a smaller start up. As time and experience and loyalty grows, that's when start ups get more established.
I see so many negative comments about the reporter. Y'all you focus on making money. Also, she's a fine ass. Smh!
"Or one woman and a bloomberg" 🙄
Should have got up and walked out 30 seconds Into that nonese.
She would have been more peaceful and let him speak, if she had some action the previous night.
Get a new job, woman!
it is not polite nor professional that lady when looking to her colleague during guest talking, it looks judging him and saying " do u see what he says?"
Lol people are mad wish they can have their "Crooked Scumbag" bank account lol. I love this world that's why this world is going down day by day
4:28 well ummm lol, he sounds constipated lmao lol