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Old 03-31-2009, 12:01 PM
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Default How Long Before Hedge Funds Control The Rare Card Market?

Posted By: Bruce Babcock

NEW SPORTS COLLECTIBLES HEDGE FUND TO OPEN -
PRIMARY CONSULTANTS TO BE JOHN COBB AND RAY EDWARDS

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According to The Stock ReportTM, DEWEY, CHEETHAM & HOWE Select, L.P. is positioned for a 22% return during the first quarter after launch. Thereafter, returns can be expected to grow at an average rate no less than 32%, based upon similar returns from funds run by the experienced investment team at DEWEY, CHEETHAM & HOWE using similar strategies and the latest technology.

DEWEY, CHEETHAM & HOWE Select, L.P. is a private, unregistered investment pool that is unencumbered by disclosure and filing requirements imposed by the Securities and Exchange Commission. This massively reduces our administrative costs. In addition, the tax implications are superior for the individual investor because all monies will be safely held in off-shore tax havens. Unlike traditional investments, DEWEY, CHEETHAM & HOWE Select, L.P. will not track recognized indexes. DEWEY, CHEETHAM & HOWE Select, L.P. will seek out unconventional investment strategies, which will guarantee much higher returns.

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These are the greats of sports collectible history, legends in their lifetime, legends today. It's sports collecting as you've never seen it before, the way you always imagined the way it was. When It Was A Hobby is composed entirely of 8 and 16 mm home movie footage taken by collectors themselves between 1934 and 1981. For the first time, famous collectors and their cloth-draped folding tables step out of the black and white newsreel footage, and appear in living, breathing color. You will see collectors actually touching pieces of card board. You will see dealers sorting Goudeys whilst eating fried chicken. You will see an activity once popular, now as rare as the passenger pigeon, collectors actually trading baseball cards. You will see uniforms and bats in their natural state, before being cut into a zillion pieces. You will see live auctions, with items changing hands for as much as $100. You will see bubble gum.


Just to be clear, for those keeping score at home, I am not, nor I have I ever been, "the Bruces."


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