Article: THE SMART MONEY IS GOING INTO HEDGE FUNDS, BUT HOW SMART IS IT?

Hedge funds are like the incredibly expensive homes advertised each Sunday in The New York Times Magazine: They are fascinating, even if you can never afford one yourself.

Hedge funds are flexible investment vehicles open to institutional investors and the wealthy. Most require a minimum contribution of $250,000. But the steep price of admission isn't much of a deterrent.

Hedge funds are super hot at the moment. A record amount of money is flowing into the funds; new funds are being created all the time; and the best and brightest money managers are flocking to the industry, drawn by the possibility of great riches. According to Alpha, a magazine that reports on hedge funds, 17 hedge fund ...

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