Episode description
Episode description
In this episode, we discuss the best & worst markets for Trend Following strategies in recent years, the benefits of trading & investing across multiple timeframes, how a combined portfolio of Trend Following & the S&P500 has been historically lucrative, the perils of a market that is stuck in a large trading range, and how 3 months can easily change your year-to-date performance. Questions we answer include: What are your thoughts on inflation & fixed income, as they relate to Trend Following? How do commission & other charges affect systematic trading strategies? What is the optimal allocation to Trend Following? Do you have any advice for trading CFDs?
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Episode TimeStamps:
00:00 – Intro
01:57 – Macro recap from Niels
04:32 – Weekly review of performance
32:46 – Q1; James: Why does Moritz seemingly switch his positioning in a market between long & short, some times, and not other times?
39:42 – Q2 & Q3; Eduardo: What are your thoughts on inflation, bonds & Trend Following on fixed income? How do commissions and charges affect a Trend Following strategy?
59:00 – Q4; Anti: Is Moritz’s system a ‘stop & reverse’ system?
01:01:02 – Q5 & Q6; Mikael K: Can you build a trend following trading system based on Options rather than Futures? Do you have any advice for trading CFD’s?
01:05:11 – Q7; Michael N: What is the optimal portfolio allocation to Trend...