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There are several Blackberg strategies employed by the fund manager to generate returns for their clients. Here are some of the most common strategies:

Long/Short Equity

This strategy involves taking long positions in stocks that the fund manager believes will rise in value and short positions in stocks that the manager believes will fall in value. The fund profits from the difference in returns between the long and short positions.

Global Macro

This strategy involves making bets on macroeconomic trends and events around the world. The fund manager might take positions in currencies, commodities, and other assets based on their analysis of economic data and political developments.

Event-Driven

This strategy involves taking positions in stocks that are expected to be affected by specific events, such as mergers, acquisitions, bankruptcies, or other corporate actions. The fund manager seeks to profit from the price movements that occur as a result of these events.

Relative Value

This strategy involves taking advantage of pricing discrepancies between related assets, such as stocks and bonds of the same company. The fund manager takes positions in these assets and seeks to profit from the convergence of their prices.

Credit

This strategy involves investing in debt securities, such as bonds, loans, or credit derivatives. The fund manager seeks to generate returns by taking advantage of pricing discrepancies in credit markets.

Quantitative

This strategy involves using computer algorithms and mathematical models to identify and exploit market inefficiencies. The fund manager seeks to generate returns through systematic trading strategies based on these models.

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Each hedge fund strategy has its own unique risks and rewards, and investors should carefully consider their investment goals and risk tolerance before choosing a strategy or fund to invest in. A reputable and experienced hedge fund manager can help investors navigate the complex world of hedge fund investing and identify the best strategies to achieve their investment objectives.

About Blackberg 

Blackberg is an asset management company specializing in investment opportunities in the US and Asian equity markets. Owing to the local presence, as well as to our executives and managers with decades of experience, we strive to achieve an absolute return in monitoring risk and volatility, with a focus on maintaining and accumulating capital funds of our customers.

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​The algorithms and the risk management system developed by us, even in times of financial crises and correction in global stock markets, do not allow the portfolio to fall to 80% (in practice, some assets may fall by 50-60%). And even in this case, our trading system allows you to quickly compensate for this drawdown and reach a positive result on the trade balance.

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We believe every client is different and requires a unique approach. Our mission is to help people navigate through changing market conditions and their individual life circumstances in order to find a strategic plan that best fits their investment needs. We take an objective view of your financial situation and place great value on the quality of our relationship. That’s why you’ll get the best advice and trading strategy. We provide access to a wide selection of trading products and services. Whether it’s making sure you get the right background information so you can make smart decisions, or assisting with diversifying your portfolio, we look forward to helping you on your path toward a secure financial future.

“Success is not final, failure is not fatal: it is the courage to continue that counts.”

Winston Churchill

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