Mark Lyttleton is probably the one name that comes to most people's lips when describing a successful, popular implementation of an explicitly absolute return strategy. His fund's record is of consistent positive net of fees returns through the market cycle, in a relatively smoothed profile. In other words the textbook definition of absolute returns - but what really goes on inside his funds?
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