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Ready for this? A non-hedge-fund hedge fund

Regardless of the hedge fund industry's hoopla, a lot of investors are paying too much for the performance they're getting, or hope to get, from alternative strategies.

Regardless of the hedge fund industry's hoopla, a lot of investors are paying too much for the performance they're getting, or hope to get, from alternative strategies.

Look beyond the stellar returns of a few hedge fund managers in 2009 and you'll see that most investors received a whole lot of be

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