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Published in TZ Latest News 24 August, 2016 by The TZ Newswire Staff

Investors Have Pulled $109 Billion From Active Equity Funds In 2016: Here’s Why

Update: Approprirately enough, moments ago Bloomberg blasted the following:

HEDGE FUND OUTFLOWS IN JULY LARGEST SINCE 2009: EVESTMENT

At some point, all these cumulative redemptions will force hedge funds to start selling.

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