A hedge fund that chiefly sells shares and bonds of companies with a momentarily high quotation and buys shares and bonds that are considered to be undervalued in price (a hedge fund that chiefly sells shares and bonds of companies with a momentarily high quotation and buys shares and bonds that are considered to be undervalued in price). The aim is to smooth out apparent price exaggerations (erratic price variances) on the market. – Capital management company that invests in top stocks with minimal volatility, low risk and therefore usually also a high Sharpe ratio, sometimes also called a low-risk fund. – See arbitrage, hedgeFons types, hedge fund strategies, index arbitrage, intermarket spread, price difference trading, short-selling fund, asset value investors, value management.
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