Well, I don't care for $VFF right now, as I wrote at Seeking Alpha in November. It has dropped since then.

Well, I don't care for $VFF right now, as I wrote at Seeking Alpha in November. It has dropped since then. less

In my view, the long term approach taken by institutional investors and the size of their portfolio allow them to get exposure to illiquid alternative investments such as hedge funds and private equity. I...

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In my view, the long term approach taken by institutional investors and the size of their portfolio allow them to get exposure to illiquid alternative investments such as hedge funds and private equity. If these institutions have access to top alternative funds, I expect their performance to be less correlated, less volatile, and more lucrative. Retail investor access is changing and while you need to be an accredited investor to have access, it may become "easier" to take part. Of course, alternatives are often misunderstood and non-marketable, therefore, I would encourage a lot of research to see if it is a good fit before investing. Alternatives could provide the needed diversification many investors lack. Need more insights? Subscribe to this newsletter by clicking on my profile. less

+2% on one year for $OGI Vs. +377% on one year for $VFF

+2% on one year for $OGI Vs. +377% on one year for $VFF less

Pretty close! I wrote this article on the weekend, and it reflected the price as of 1/16. On 1/16/25, it closed at $1.57, a little bit lower than the price on 1/16/26.

Pretty close! I wrote this article on the weekend, and it reflected the price as of 1/16. On 1/16/25, it closed at $1.57, a little bit lower than the price on 1/16/26. less