Hedge-fund manager Richard Toh has publicly acknowledged his poor investment decisions, admitting to a loss of over 35% through November. In his candid reflection, Toh highlighted his failure to invest in key assets such as Nvidia and bitcoin, as well as his misinterpretation of tariffs. This admission follows a dismal performance for his Singapore-based hedge fund, which has been contrasted with the returns of part-time investors, who reportedly achieved a return of 41%. In comparison, traditional hedge fund strategies yielded only 12.4%, while the S&P 500 saw a return of 26%. Toh's remarks have drawn attention to the challenges faced by hedge funds in the current market environment.