CavaliereVerde
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It depends on what are the goals.
->https://www.darwinex.com/investors/darwins-performance
This is the key:
"DARWINs are liquid assets uncorrelated with the market = liquid alpha. Professional investment funds assign 5-10% of their portfolio to liquid alpha assets."
It doesn't say that darwins generate more return than stocks.
Hedge Funds on average generate 4% annualized, with darwins you can have the same net reaturn without being an accredited investor with deep pockets.
For a retail investor using the x3 leverage is practically mandatory.
Even than you can still do better holding growth stocks.
->https://www.darwinex.com/investors/darwins-performance
This is the key:
"DARWINs are liquid assets uncorrelated with the market = liquid alpha. Professional investment funds assign 5-10% of their portfolio to liquid alpha assets."
It doesn't say that darwins generate more return than stocks.
Hedge Funds on average generate 4% annualized, with darwins you can have the same net reaturn without being an accredited investor with deep pockets.
For a retail investor using the x3 leverage is practically mandatory.
Even than you can still do better holding growth stocks.