No. Plain is better, just wanted to make sure link is correct. Your competition is mainly optionslam.com Their subscription is about $20 with...
I am not seeing color coded heat map in your link
@Handle123 considers himself a pro. It is astonishing that he gets basic things wrong
Do you also hold traditional assets for long term or just trade almost all of your accounts? It is very impressive growth so far.
Not only odd, It has set him up for failure. He (powel) was always worried about market instability and has given many statements like this from...
D E Shaw https://www.institutionalinvestor.com/article/b1f172zs4089yq/3-and-30-Is-Back-for-D-E-Shaw
Good question to ask them. Other giving out tax cuts to juice the economy and packing courts with judges who opposes abortion they do not have...
Those increase in rates were much telegraphed before and priced in the markets. It is this statement which spooked the market "Interest rates are...
https://www.themacrotourist.com/posts/2019/04/23/mmt1/ Ever wonder why the three rounds of quantitative easing by the Federal Reserve didn’t...
It was due to mostly hawkish tone of central bankers along with the dose of tariff war news...
ETN's carry counterparty risk which is not the case for ETF's. Most of the time these counterparty risk is not priced properly. Lehman issued...
I don't know about ET, but Michael Burry (of Big Short fame ironically) was hired after posting his results and thoughts in Silicon Investor...
@TheBigShort is one man analysis machine. You won't be here for long, before some firm with NDA will hire you. One thing gives me pause is how...
Risk parity is balancing the risk contribution of all asset classes (Stocks, bonds, commodities, currencies). With out levering up, investor...
Answering my own question, Callan table says $120 billion in 2016. Even with 5 or 6 times levered, it is not much at all. [ATTACH]
I haven't heard/read this argument before, it does make lot of sense. Is risk-parity universe big enough compared to the traditional assets...
I just took a look at the performance of DVY (dividend ETF) vs SPY in recent instances when interest rates rose. Red is SPY and blue is DVY....
From the article in upthread. Inverse relationship with the interest rate. [img] Most of the performance in the forbes article can be explained...
Maybe I should've worded properly. Dividend stocks are riskier compared to total market during rising interest rates because : 1. They are not...
Exactly. Dividends are inferior in taxable accounts. Investor cares about total returns. Also dividends are riskier in the rising rate...
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