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by ITB 982 days ago
If a hedge fund returns a bit under SP500 on average but is more predictable and always has a positive return, it will definitely be desirable.
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You can trivially create that with a portfolio split between T-bills and the S&P.
> always has a positive return

Not possible. Even the greatest mutual fund manager in the history of the world, Warren Buffet, has beat the market only 39 out of 58 years.

Well, it's close to possible since Rentec did it for decades.
Lookup TGS Management, there are many others out there…
Even if it’s not predictable and is occasionally negative it’s still really valuable if it’s totally uncorrelated.