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10-18-2007, 07:59 AM
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How Long Before Hedge Funds Control The Rare Card Market?
Posted By: Chad
And I'd bring this up to my boss, but I don't want to lose my job. I can see cards being used for an individuals investment portfolio, but they're just not liquid enough for use in a hedge fund. At least not a fund that operates on margin which are most of them. The nice thing about stocks, bonds and currencies is that you can buy today and sell tomorrow AND you don't have to worry about a conrer getting bent or depending on a third party to determine if the corner of your Treaury Note has been rebuilt. 
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