Hedge Fund - Berkshire Hathaway

2015 was not a great year for hedge funds in terms of performance, but it wasn’t too bad either.

This has led to the prevalence of penny stocks. A stock could be worth $0.01 today, and go to $1.00 tomorrow – giving you 100x returns in a day! Of course, this rarely (if ever) happens.

According to Bank of America Merrill Lynch, hedge funds have been net buyers of U.S equities for four consecutive weeks.

Numerous stock market participants are looking forward to hedge funds’ 13F filings for the fourth quarter, which will reveal the early-2016 bets of the world’s brightest and most successful investors...

Most investors are currently wondering how much lower the stock market can go and how much uglier things can get.

With the holidays behind us, a new wave of filings has been set off, revealing hedge funds' latest moves.

The HFRX Absolute Return Index, which measures the overall returns of the hedge fund industry, posted a negative return of 0.09% in 2015, which compares with a negative return of 0.73% delivered by the...

The deadline for the current round of 13F filings, for the quarterly period that ended December 31, is February 15.

When it comes to value investing and even investing in general, there is no denying the fact that almost no one can match the skills and expertise of Warren Buffett.