Hedge fund
Hedge fund noun - A flexible investment company for a small number of large investors (usually the minimum investment is $1 million); can use high-risk techniques (not allowed for mutual funds) such as short-selling and heavy leveraging.
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Synonyms for Hedge fund
Money-market fund and hedge fund are semantically related in stock or bond fund topic. In some cases you can use "Money-market fund" instead a noun phrase "Hedge fund".
Money-market fund
Hedge fund and money-market fund are semantically related in stock or bond fund topic. You can use "Hedge fund" instead a noun phrase "Money-market fund".
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Related pairs
- investment funds and hedge fund
- investment funds and money-market fund
- mutual fund and hedge fund
- mutual fund and money-market fund
- open-end fund and hedge fund
- open-end fund and money-market fund
- retirement plan and hedge fund
- retirement plan and money-market fund
- individual retirement account and hedge fund
- individual retirement account and money-market fund
- closed-end fund and hedge fund
- closed-end fund and money-market fund
- bond fund and hedge fund
- bond fund and money-market fund
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