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Not a great week, amazingly the XNT went flat;
systems are now all fully cash but for the daily volatility ASX which is 36% invested.
I prefer it that way following the crazy session last night
daily systems:
volatility US: -770$ or -3.9%;
volatility ASX
weekly systems:
MOA flat,
QFSec -$10 flat
Obelix: flat
systems lost $800 or 0.2%
The discretionary went backward due to mostly currency variations, PM fall today and a few panic moves and exits triggered by a platform bug/issues/"features"
I can forget weeks like that....
Paul Tudor Jones
"Trading is very competitive and you have to be able to handle getting your butt kicked."
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Skate.
I can see alot of effort being put into trading a lot of different strategies, but not much reward.
Maybe time to consolidate and re-assess? Or blame it on the market changing?
Maybe throw in some Jim Cramer quotes as well? We all know CNBC is a very reliable market reporter...
I am a fast user of the ignore function.Another throwaway comment. PTJ is hardly a Jim Cramer. CNBC are simply quoting PTJ. So unless you have evidence that they have negligently or purposefully misquoting him you comment is without merit.
With regard to your previous post to Mr Frog, re. market changing, I note that on the 'Dump it" thread, you have issues with those that state the market has changed, short term testing posture.
I have commented on your post. You may not be aware.
The 'Dump" thread is exactly the thread to discuss/argue the merits/demerits of these types of statements/assertions. Hope to see you over there.
jog on
duc
Even though I can't contribute much , on here or on the other excellent thread " Dump it here" it's been an incredibly helpful educational tool on a personal level.There are a few who post their results, warts and all, transparently
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