Hedge funds can’t possibly survive the Nasdaq whale


As for the more adventurous players, like SoftBank Group Corp’s Masayoshi Son, (pic)they can simply buy billions of dollars worth of call options, which has driven up demand and the price of FAANG stocks.

THESE days, you don’t really need a professional to tell you how to make money. The rise of Big Tech alone has allowed investors in exchange-traded funds to recoup their March losses.

As for the more adventurous players, like SoftBank Group Corp’s Masayoshi Son, they can simply buy billions of dollars worth of call options, which has driven up demand and the price of FAANG stocks.

How can hedge funds possibly thrive in this world? Go big, or go home.

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