Udemy - Trade like a Hedge Fund manager - Long - Short Equity strategy

Trade like a Hedge Fund manager - Long/Short Equity strategy



Created by Alberto Ceccato | Published 8/2021
Duration: 41m | 2 sections | 5 lectures | Video: 1280x720, 44 KHz | 582 MB
Genre: eLearning | Language: English + Sub
Learn how to build a Long/Short Equity Portfolio following the lessons from Julian Robertson and his protégés

What you'll learn
Build a long/short equity portfolio
Pick stocks to buy and short sell

Requirements
Basic knowledge of financial concepts such as leverage and short selling
Description
I'm on Udemy to share what I learnt about Hedge Funds and their strategies in the last 7 years.
This course is about the Long/Short equity approach, here I explain how hedge fund managers evaluate investment opportunities and build a portfolio that will have returns that will be fully or partially uncorrelated to the general stock market.
This is my first course and, because of short length and poor quality, I'm giving it away for free. If you want to make other courses possible consider living a five-stars review.
This course is intended for students interested in getting into the financial industry, for markets enthusiasts that want to replicate these strategies for their own personal portfolios or even for people looking into starting their own hedge fund in the future!
I'm giving for granted that you know basic financial concepts such as short selling, net income, free cash flow and leverage. If these terms are not familiar to you, you may consider watching some YouTube video about these concepts or search them on Investopedia!
I will also give you an exhaustive list of sources that I used for this course such as books, YouTube videos, podcasts and articles. After reading a bunch of textbooks and listening to podcasts and audiobooks I'm now condensing in this course several thousand hours of learning about the markets and the few professionals that managed to outperform them.
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Who this course is for:Economics and STEM studentsPeople passionate or curious about the Financial Markets