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Thinking about putting some money into hedge funds, you know all the rock star names who produce eye-popping returns.

Chasing that performance has led the hedge fund space to swell to over $5 trillion in assets today,

with forecasts topping 13 trillion globally by 2032. But not all hedge funds are created equally. Investors should

ask themselves, is this the right investment vehicle for me? I'm Barry Riddholtz, and on today's

edition of At the Money, we're going to discuss how you should think about investing your money

in hedge funds. To help us unpack all of this and what it means

for your portfolio, let's bring in Ted Cydies. Ted began his career under the legendary David

Swenson at the Yale University Investments Office. Today, he's founder and CIO of capital allocators

and hosts a podcast by the same name. His book, So You Want to Start a Hedge Fund.

Lessons for Managers and Allocators is the seminal work in the space. So, Ted, let's start out with the basics.

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