I doubt very very much they would have lost more than a fully invested equity LIC like Argo.
HML are a hedge fund, thus they can utilise short selling or can move 100% to cash, or bonds
or currencies, thus it is likely they would have returned POSITIVE returns during the GFC ,just like other hedge funds or market neutral funds did ( eg Bennelong absolute return fund ),
whereas Argo would have fallen 50% along with the market.
why is this lagging the indicies?, page-18
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