Blue Owl's turnabout decisions in the last two weeks – to merge, and then not merge, and then maybe merge two of its private credit funds at a later time – offer a cautionary lesson for retail investors in search of higher yields and the asset managers chasing the billions in "hot money" wealthy individuals bring.

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