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It is important to understand the differences between the various hedge fund strategies because all hedge funds are not the same -- investment returns, volatility, and risk vary enormously among the different hedge fund strategies. Some strategies which are not correlated to equity markets are able to deliver consistent returns with extremely low risk of loss, while others may be as or more volatile than mutual funds.
Aggressive Growth Volatility: High Distressed Securities Expected Volatility: Low - Moderate Emerging Markets Expected Volatility: Very High Fund of Funds Expected Volatility: Low - Moderate Income Expected Volatility: Low Macro Expected Volatility: Very High Market Neutral – Arbitrage Expected Volatility: Low Market Neutral - Securities Hedging Expected Volatility: Low Market Timing Expected Volatility: High Opportunistic Expected Volatility: Variable Multi Strategy Expected Volatility: Variable Short Selling Expected Volatility: Very High Special Situations Expected Volatility: Moderate Value Expected Volatility: Low - Moderate
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