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🗓️ 4 July 2021
⏱️ 65 minutes
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Moritz Seibert joins us today discuss the benefits of stripping down your trading approach as much as possible, the various ways to exit a hugely profitable trade, the different forms of research related to your investing approach, simplification vs over-complication, the acceptable amount of margin per trade, spread-betting using a Trend Following strategy, and if you should trade all markets the same way or tailor to each market accordingly.
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Episode TimeStamps:
00:00 - Intro
02:28 - Macro recap from Niels
03:53 - Weekly review of returns
11:01 - The commodities reflation trade and Moritz’s trade in Lumber
14:32 - Q1 & Q2; Andreas: How do you justify your fee structure? What long-term returns should we expect from a short-term CTA? At what point does enhancing a strategy become over-complicating it?
29:20 - Q3; Mark: What are some of the best look back periods?
34:13 - Q4; Frank: Do CTAs place any importance on the Commitment of Traders report?
41:14 - Q5; John: What is a normal...
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0:00.0 | You're about to join Jerry Parker, Maritz Siebert, and Neil's Kostrup Larson on their |
0:06.3 | raw and honest journey into the world of systematic investing and learn about the most dependable |
0:11.6 | and consistent yet often overlooked investment strategy. Welcome to the Systematic Investor podcast series. |
0:22.5 | Welcome or welcome back to this week's edition of the Systematic Investor Series, |
0:26.1 | with Moritz Sieber and I, Neil's Castleblaston, |
0:28.2 | where each week we take the pulse of the global markets through the lens of a rules-based |
0:32.9 | investor. |
0:33.9 | If you're new to the show, let me start by saying welcome, with the hope that today's episode |
0:38.2 | will trigger your curiosity and hunger for learning enough to check out the back catalog |
0:43.0 | and listen to the past episodes that you may have missed. |
0:46.5 | Like last week's episode with Rob, where we had a lot of really great questions that had been |
0:52.0 | sent in and where we also discussed how you can combine |
0:55.3 | simple trend following models into a balanced and robust trading system and a lot more. |
1:02.0 | So if you missed that episode, I invite you to go and check it out. |
1:05.8 | Also, let me quickly give a shout out to all of you who took the time to leave us a rating and |
1:13.0 | review this week. And I really loved a couple of them that I want to highlight. One was from |
1:18.1 | Somelier, from the US. I have a feeling I actually know who that might be. And he wrote, |
1:24.6 | would you like to have a coffee each week with the trading legends? |
1:29.3 | This is your opportunity. |
1:31.2 | And maybe that's a good way to think about what we do, namely, |
1:34.6 | on having an ongoing and casual, pretty honest conversation of what it's like to be a trend for. |
1:41.4 | And then let me also mention a great one from Abbey in India who headed this |
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