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Long/short equity hedge funds are shifting focus toward undervalued dividend-paying stocks, offering income plus upside potential. This year’s yield-focused plays have attracted more conservative investors into hedge fund structures. Once you’ve figured out your ideal asset allocation, the next step is deciding what to invest in. A solid starting point for domestic equities is an ETF that tracks the S&P 500. These funds offer broad exposure to 500 of the largest U.S. companies, historically averaging around 10% annual returns. They’re low-cost, not actively managed, and provide instant diversification. You might indirectly own a hedge fund if you receive a pension, since these institutions may invest parts of their portfolios in alternative assets. Statistical hedge funds recorded 3.2% gains in February, outperforming trend-following peers. Their market-neutral stance makes them appealing to those investing in hedge funds seeking stable returns despite equity market turbulence.
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