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Michelle Nicholls
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Capital Rock Hedge Fund

Michelle Nicholls
  • Gardena, CA
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Hi, has anyone heard of Capital Rock Hedge Fund or Eddie Speed?  Their "schtick" is notes.

Thanks in advance!

Michelle

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Christopher Mendoza
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Christopher Mendoza
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  • Tampa, FL
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@Michelle Nicholls A traditional hedge fund will likely have a Form D filing with the SEC. Here is a link to the EDGAR system: http://www.sec.gov/edgar/searchedgar/companysearch.html The EDGAR system is a governmental filing system for entities regulated or overseen by the Securities Exchange Commission (SEC). The pool that holds the investors money for a hedge fund has to file a Form D as part of its exemption from registration of its securities (interest in the fund). If Capital Rock is a traditional hedge fund, then they should have filed a Form D with the SEC. The Form D has identifying information regarding assets, key management, etc. 

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