More hedge funds and investors engage in “Armageddon strategies” or disaster insurance against global meltdown

Opalesque, the world’s largest subscription-based publisher covering the alternative investment industry, has launched the 32nd issue in a series of regional roundtable forums – the 2010 Opalesque West Coast Roundtable. The 25 page Roundtable publication can be downloaded for free at: http://www.opalesque.com/RT/RoundtableSF2010.html   The Western world has run up massive deficits in an effort to … Read more

Opalesque Roundtable: Japanese Hedge Fund Managers Upbeat On Outlook, 22 Funds Launched In 2009

Tokyo, March 8th 2010: Opalesque, the world’s largest subscription-based publisher covering the alternative investment industry, has launched the 27th issue in a series of regional roundtable forums, the “Opalesque 2010 Japan Roundtable”.  Matthias Knab, founder of Opalesque and internationally recognized expert on hedge funds and alternatives, moderates the Opalesque Roundtables. Each Roundtable unites leading hedge … Read more

Open Source enhances the change in-terms of your Need and Betterment

In general terms, Open source can be considered a code or a type of application or scripts by open community which is made available freely or at very low cost. Selection of open source solutions depends on the projects’ type and requirement. Open source targets to reduce your projects’ costs and consisting flexibility to customize … Read more

Forex Trading Tips – 5 Ways to Avoid Burn Out While Making a Living in Forex Trading

Making a living in the forex trading market can be very profitable but at times stressful. The trick is to keep the perfect balance that will allow you stay sharp, make money and not go insane. There are a lot of pratfalls that you may fall victim to so here are a few forex trading … Read more

Comparing Financial Investors and Strategic Investors

In the not so distant past, there was little difference between financial and strategic investors. Investors of all colors sought to safeguard their investment by taking over as many management functions as they could. Additionally, investments were small and shareholders few. A firm resembled a household and the number of people involved – in ownership … Read more