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To: LTK007 who wrote (45273)	7/29/2001 12:45:28 AM
From: LTK007	Respond to of 56532

Hedge Funds bonanza now a new problem--excerpt from Barrons online article <<Where all the new money will go raises the so-called capacity issue. Barton Biggs, one of Wall Street's voices of reason, worries that a hedge-fund bubble is forming. As he writes in the Financial Times, most of the best hedge funds won't accept new money because their managers are already very rich and because they also know that too much dough can play havoc with their strategies. Lots of the new money will wind up in less skillful hands. William Crerend, the founder of Evaluation Associates, and arguably as reasonable a person as Biggs, agrees that the arrival of new money probably will cause a small bubble to pop. He figures there are, at best, only 300 hedge funds that could absorb huge inflows.>> end quote.max