I think gold might go down a bit and silver as wella change of 13k in the right direction. not too bad .
what have you got going with gold and silver right now?
Fully agree, but it doesn't hurt imho to have a percentage of your wealth in pmshorter timeframe I don't think I'll be buying gold any time soon
Yesterday was a big day: I liquidated Mr @Skate's Happy Cat and now Xmas hat system;
It was an interesting and very beneficial experience: gaining over 25% between the 5/10/20 and 18/01/21
I did not want to impose on Mr Skate nor overstay my welcome;The teaching is over..but the learning just started
This has been a substantial share of my systems and the funds will be reallocated in the coming weeks, probably increasing the amounts in my daily QFDuc which has a decent return but low capital and DL Guppy which is in a similar situation
The weekly QFDuc is above $100k and is now a 20 positions system so will remain unaffected
If I find time, I will try to implement a breakout system, i tried several time but all my works were below par when compared to my other systems
So a public thank you to Mr Skate!
Yesterday was a big day: I liquidated Mr @Skate's Happy Cat and now Xmas hat system;
It was an interesting and very beneficial experience: gaining over 25% between the 5/10/20 and 18/01/21
I did not want to impose on Mr Skate nor overstay my welcome;The teaching is over..but the learning just started
This has been a substantial share of my systems and the funds will be reallocated in the coming weeks, probably increasing the amounts in my daily QFDuc which has a decent return but low capital and DL Guppy which is in a similar situation
The weekly QFDuc is above $100k and is now a 20 positions system so will remain unaffected
If I find time, I will try to implement a breakout system, i tried several time but all my works were below par when compared to my other systems
So a public thank you to Mr Skate!
so, not a great week and as noted above started as bad as could be with my weekly selling on monday at the worst possible time and capitalizing all these losses arrgg
Anyway, this is what it is:
Dailies:
DLQFDuc: +$621 or +.58%;now back up to 69% invested with several buy missed at open in last few days
DLGuppy: +$505 or +.78%;now fully invested
Volatility US: +$750 or 4%
Volatility ASX: -$2.85k or -5.66% we lost all the paper profit we had last week plus more outch
weekly: well as expected a bad week slightly better as the asx went up but still -$2.57k or -2.52%
overall:
-$3.55k or -1%
by close today:71% invested/29% cash
Sadly 2 weeks ago, 3 out of these 5 systems were beating the XNT, now none does
Thanksfully the silver surge made it a breakeven week overall...
Thanks,Here is an idea that you can backtest: in bull markets (US) market tops (generally) do not go down without a bounce. There are exceptions, 1987 for one.
So, if the stocks are going down because the market as a whole is going down, sell (close out positions) on the market bounce, rather than the move (market) lower.
This is (sort of ) the idea behind a weekly v daily system, but with greater flexibility than selling on a calendar basis.
jog on
duc
Thanks,
So basically,when market based indice trigerred sell,sell not at next open, but within the week at potentially higher.rebound.
Nice concept,fly in the face of what mr Skate recommends.
For weekly,i initially tested different action day.
I could not see any edge doing any weekly system on Tuesday, Wednesday etc and so Monday has the convenience of the weekend to prep orders.
But as we reach a top and narrative based market moves, we all noticed that in the last few months we have had selloffs at the end of the week just in case something pops up in the weekend.
It could be worthwhile retesting the weekly system start date in the last year or so and see if there is an edge there.
Got the feeling the speed of moves is accelerating too and so systems should adapt too.
But always remembering 2 negative weeks in a row can happen too
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