“They went up when the stock market crashed in October of 87 and it was like wow that that worked and it worked really well and people perceived it as being risky but it actually reduced overall portfolio risk”

The Deal Table · #58 | Kelly Ann Winget: Bought an $11M Ammo Company for $0

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invested heavily in alternatives during the 1987 crash, which reduced overall portfolio risk despite being perceived as risky

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