Should hedge funds be monitored by the SEC?

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Should hedge funds be monitored by the SEC?

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Jared said on Mar/9/2010

Yes. Look at Bernie Madoff and what he did.

papadawg said on Mar/10/2010

And just how would they be monitored?

Sal said on Mar/10/2010

Close monitoring by camera.

Sun Tzu said on Mar/10/2010

You can trade stocks sitting under a tree in Central Park. You planning on following people around all the damn day without knowing whether or not they are doing anything wrong?

papadawg said on Mar/11/2010

Hedge funds have always been at the investors risk.

It is just like throwing 7 followed by 11 at the crap table. More often than not you get snake eyes.

Since I worked very hard for what little I got, slow growth portfolios was the best bet that worked for me.

Just my not-so-humble opinion. B)

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