Episode description
Jerry Parker joins us in today’s episode, to discuss pros and cons of adding different trading styles to your strategy and how to react when bad periods occur, using borrowed money as part of a systematic trading approach, expected returns of equities, finding the best investment strategy, achieving a high level of consistency in your Trend Following returns, using AI and Machine Learning to predict the future, Divergent Regimes and how they may last a lot longer this time, the geometry of classic Trend Following, what it takes to succeed and much more.
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In this episode, we discuss:
- If it helps adding different styles to your trading strategy
- If you should use borrowed money as part of a systematic trading approach
- How to find the best investment strategy
- How to achieve a high level of consistency in your returns
- The use of AI and Machine Learning...does it improve your returns
- Divergent Regimes and the end of Carry
- The geometry of classic Trend Following
- What it takes to succeed
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Episode TimeStamps:
00:00 - Intro
05:02 - What’s been on Jerry’s radar?
07:30 - Q1, Isaiah - Add trading styles or stick with the “Trend Following + nothing”?
19:31 - Q2, Nick - About leverage and using borrowed money
25:40 - Jerry's Tweets
38:30 - Consistency in returns & how to achieve this
43:15 - AI and Machine Learning
49:27 - Divergent