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So, for SURE it is possible to beat "the market", but: - strategy is limited up to max 1mio per account (well, maybe 2 pr 3) - you need a tailored software, t
by dkekenflxlf 2y ago
So, for SURE it is possible to beat "the market", but:
- strategy is limited up to max 1mio per account (well, maybe 2 pr 3)
- you need a tailored software, tools like MT/et al wont help you
- with a leverage of 5-10, its possible to achieve gigantic returns
- system needs to be capable of going short as well
- your individual application should abstract-away all dauly charting&news noise: what counts is statistics and propability only, do not check CNN et al
EDIT:
- this approach cant be done by ANY institutional corp due to regulations, so they are not doing it
- jbs789 2y agoCan you elaborate on the regulations preventing corp implementation here please?
- dkekenflxlf 2y agoSure, thanks for this question! In case of public funds: Depending on the jurisdiction, funds are allowed to invest only in certain securities, like stocks or bonds. In most countries, they are not allowed to use all available products; esp all products which offer high leverage (and highlosschances) are not allowed for institutionals. A private prop trading company may do it, though they are not managing billions (as the pension fund in the article); and those prop traders in reverse can not that easily attract "other people money"
- DavidJowel 2y ago[dead]