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What you mean as "failed"? Even if you're bringing in stable (in sense of Sharpe ratio) returns above the standard interest rates, you've already succeed. I do
by maurycy 19y ago
What you mean as "failed"? Even if you're bringing in stable (in sense of Sharpe ratio) returns above the standard interest rates, you've already succeed.
I don't think it makes sense to play with your money unless you're very rich. Returns like 50% per year are quite unlikely in the longer run, yet very risky. Instead, consider starting a fund.
- henning 19y agoThe profit-loss patterns weren't good enough to be ready for real-life trading. I'd be much more willing to tinker with it if I could do it with someone else's money. The hedge fund motto is "other people's lives, other people's money."