Macro-strategy: refers to the strategy of identifying the trend of economic development or the imbalance and mismatch of financial asset prices by using macro-economic principles, and striving to obtain high returns by investing in stocks, bonds, foreign exchange, interest rates, futures and options. Event-driven: the price impact of different trading varieties before and after the occurrence of major news such as trading national policies, exchange rate policies and natural phenomena. Market neutrality: seeking profit from the price difference between different futures markets or different futures contracts in the same market.
Management fee, no performance commission. Managers' profit model mainly depends on expanding scale. The management fee is charged, and so is the performance commission. No matter what the performance is, the fund manager will guarantee the harvest through drought and flood. Collecting low management fees mainly depends on collecting performance commission, and fund managers should strive to ensure that the fund can benefit from performance.