Do you think hedge funds are in a bubble scenario?

Answer 1

It isn't very clear what you are asking, and the question is too general.

Do you realize how many thousand different types of hedge funds are out there, for almost as many types of securities, commodities, and equities? Which market are you asking about?

When you figure it out, re-post the question with specifics and the reason for asking.

Do you even know what a bubble is, or are you using terminology oover your head?

Try asking specifically what it is you want to know.

Answer 2

Since hedge funds are not required to report their performances and are privately held, we will never know.

That being said, hedge funds are made up of marketable securities. The value of the hedge fund is the value of the securities it holds. Therefore, they can only be in a bubble if they hold securities that are in a bubble.

Answer 3

Hedge funds are private investment vehicles, they do not disclose performance information like mutual funds or banks do. The only way hedge funds can find themselves inside a bubble is if they invest in investment vehicles that are in a bubble.