Former JPMorgan Trader Starts Fund
“The reason why people should invest in strategies like mine is that we are not in an investing environment anymore,” said Bombell.“For the next five to 10 years, we are likely to be in a very disjointed market place, where politicians lurch from one crisis to another. You need tactical traders and people who are mentally flexible.”
Bombell left JPMorgan in November 2010 after the New York-based company told him and other members of the commodities proprietary trading desk it would shut down the unit to comply with U.S. rules that prevent banks from using their own money to wager on markets.
The Strand Fund will try to produce annual returns of 15 to 20%, said Bombell, who serves as Chief Investment Officer of Zug, Switzerland-based Strand Asset Management AG.
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