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In this video, you’ll learn about investing in hedge funds with a Self-Directed IRA.

Self-Directed IRAs harbor incredible benefits for prospective investors. Unbeknownst to many, you can utilize your retirement savings to invest in hedge funds. Let’s get to the core of what investing in hedge funds with a Self-Directed IRA can offer:

What is a Hedge Fund?

Hedge funds are funds created off the incoming capital they receive from a multitude of investors that typically invest in alternative assets. Since hedge funds tend to be less regulated than standard investments, their managers can employ unconventional strategies that aim to increase their return.

Hedge Fund Variations

There are four commonly created funds:

Global Macro Hedge Funds – In these funds, managers observe economic and political happenings. By using derivatives on bonds, equities, and currencies, they attempt to invest according to these world events.

Long/Short Equity Hedge Funds – For these funds, managers will invest in companies they in companies they believe will do well overtime. These are known as long shares. Simultaneously, they’ll borrow and sell shares of companies they believe may not do as well, also known as short shares.

Relative Value Hedge Funds – In relative value hedge funds, managers invest in companies that are merging or being taken over, waiting for the moment when differences surface during the deal-making process.

Activist Hedge Fund – In these funds, managers hold a significant stake in a company to motivate other investors to join in on the opportunity.

The Benefits of Investing in a Hedge Fund with a Self-Directed IRA

Hedge funds likely attract top investment talent, including portfolio managers and analysts. In this environment, you’re generally able to participate in an endeavor with financial experts, allowing you to be a passive investor while still holding autonomy over your investing decisions.

Self-Directed IRAs famously let your gains grow in a tax-advantaged account. Since fund managers generally have the freedom to implement unconventional strategies, there’s a possibility for incredibly high returns. Since these account types can aid in retirement portfolio diversification, investing in a hedge fund may further spread your savings.

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