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What's the difference between hedge funds, mutual funds and commodity funds?
A mutual fund is actually an investment company. As a company, each mutual fund has its own managers, employees, operation methods and objectives. The investment objectives of the fund reflect the reasons for its establishment and existence. In short, mutual funds pool the funds of some customers and make investments with preset purposes on their behalf. Every fund company will hire investment professionals to manage the fund's portfolio, usually called portfolio manager. A mutual fund is to pool the money of a large number of investors and employees to buy stocks of various manufacturers. A combination of stocks, bonds and other assets purchased in the name of a group of investors and managed by professional investment companies or other financial institutions.

Futures fund is an investment fund with futures as its main investment object. Futures are contracts, and you can buy contracts with a certain margin (generally 5%- 10%). Futures can be used for hedging, or it can be small and broad. If the forecast is accurate, you can get a high return on investment in a short period of time. If the forecast is not accurate, it will lose a lot, which is characterized by high risk and high income. Therefore, futures funds are also high-risk funds.

Hedge fund, also known as hedge fund or arbitrage fund, refers to a financial fund that combines financial derivatives such as financial futures and financial options with financial institutions and obtains profits by means of high-risk speculation. It is a form of investment fund, which belongs to exempt market products. It means "risk hedge fund". Hedge funds are called funds, which are essentially different from mutual funds in terms of security, income and appreciation.