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Timely investment advice from the investors who survivedand thrivedduring the economic crisis
In light of the colossal losses and ongoing difficulties caused by the financial crisis, it's obvious that the time has come to rethink money management in the broadest of terms. Drastic changes are clearly in order, but no new model has yet been implemented. Steven Drobny explores a new model from a simple starting pointby consulting the traders and managers who actually made money during this profoundly difficult period. In The Invisible Hands, top global macro managers reveal their own (clearly successful) approaches to markets and risk, suggesting important tenets for money management in a future, precarious world.
Providing money managers and investors with the proven expertise of the best and most successful players in money management and detailing many specific elements of their risk management processes, The Invisible Hands:
- Outlines investment strategies for the rocky road ahead
- Provides guidance on how real money managers can implement certain elements of macro hedge fund strategies, developing a new paradigm of portfolio construction anchored in superior risk management
- Reveals intimate aspects of the investment processes of some of today's top hedge fund managers
The book highlights the similarities among successful traders, showing that the investment process should be anchored in understanding the true risk-adjusted returns in your portfolio.
著者について
Steven Drobny is cofounder of Drobny Global Advisors (DGA), an international macroeconomic research and advisory firm that counts many leading global hedge funds as clients. Prior to starting DGA, Drobny worked for Deutsche Bank's Hedge Fund Group in London, Singapore, and Zurich. Drobny holds a master's degree from the London School of Economics and Political Science and a bachelor's degree from Bucknell University. He is the author of the critically acclaimed Inside the House of Money: Top Hedge Fund Traders on Profiting in the Global Markets (Wiley). Please visit www.drobny.com for more information on Drobny, DGA, and this book.
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Real Insights for serious money managers
2010/3/27
形式:Kindle版
I read both Michael Lewis' "The Big Short" and Steve Drobny's "The Invisible Hands" this week and found them both fascinating. As per usual, Lewis is a wonderful story teller which makes "The Big Short" a fun read, though the book sensationalizes a few guys who made great one-off trades. Drobny's book, on the other hand, focuses on traders who are not one-trick ponies, but the stalwarts of sound investment. These are the less known, but equally successful traders that are often guarded about their methods and secretive about their dealings. The candid insight in "The Invisible Hands" is both impressive and enlightening and full of good ideas for the most effective ways to manage money in the future. It is a must read for anyone who manages money professionally.
26 人中、24人の方が、｢このレビューが参考になった｣と投票しています。
Skin in the game
2010/4/11
形式:ハードカバー|Amazonが確認した購入
While there are plenty of books cataloging the events of 2008, few have the direct insights of the participants who were actually putting their own money on the line. It's rare to get access to the thinking and process of such successful managers as they often have little incentive to disclose such information. As a result, we are buried by the media with market pundits sensationalizing investing and who have very little skin in the game. Here you get to sit in the passenger seat with a turn by turn account of why they did what they did in 2008 and how they anticipated what many failed to see. While each manager is different in style and perspective you discover that they all share a common ability to think independently and find trades with highly asymmetric payouts. If you want to learn how to really "think" like a successful macro manager read this book, if you want to simply be entertained then sit back, follow the herd and watch CNBC.
26 人中、22人の方が、｢このレビューが参考になった｣と投票しています。
Hedgies & Real Money Managers 'fess u
2010/5/23
形式:ハードカバー
Drobney has compiled a decent enough book which will be of short term interest to those who track the markets. However, the format is not original and was far better done in Market Wizards and New Market Wizards by Schwager. These books are also likely to stand the test of time far better than Invisible Hands.
The anonymity in the book of most of the interviewees proves annoying as you can only really place their insights in context if you know who they are. Having said all of this it does provide an interesting look inside the macro global funds that have been pushing and pulling markets in recent months / years. Clearly Drobney has a view on what he was being told by the interviewees but there is limited analysis of their responses. The result is lightweight in parts and comprises little more than an extended set of interviews with faceless money managers who did not drink quite as much Kool Aid as many others.
The anonymity in the book of most of the interviewees proves annoying as you can only really place their insights in context if you know who they are. Having said all of this it does provide an interesting look inside the macro global funds that have been pushing and pulling markets in recent months / years. Clearly Drobney has a view on what he was being told by the interviewees but there is limited analysis of their responses. The result is lightweight in parts and comprises little more than an extended set of interviews with faceless money managers who did not drink quite as much Kool Aid as many others.
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