Market Wizards

Discussion in 'Trading' started by OneHipCat, Apr 20, 2004.


  1. Not sure how much Tudor Jones' trading was based on reading the macro trend. But who knows? :confused:

    http://www.elitetrader.com/vb/showthread.php?s=&postid=397436&highlight=tudor+jones#post397436
     
    #151     Apr 27, 2004
  2. And here we have Trend Fader, once again talking out of his ass about things that he has no freaking clue about!

    For someone that has never even met Paul Jones, or known anyone on his staff, I find your analysis of his track record to be pretty bizarre. Who are you to say that he was "just lucky"??? You have no idea what his track record was during inflationary times, or deflationary times, for that matter.

    As for your analysis of Warren Buffet . . .
    More garbage. Buffet buys companies. Period.
    He does not trade, and is not a trader. To try comparing Jones to Buffet is absolutely absurd. Apples and Oranges.

    So far, your track record is PERFECT Trend Fader!
    Not one intelligent comment made on this board.
    Congratulations!
     
    #152     Apr 27, 2004
  3. Only stupid system traders are vulnerable to this.
    Good system traders have many objective measurements
    for their system "behavior" and watch for changes in behavior
    like a Hawk.

    Markets dont "change" over night in a single day.
    Edges take time to fade. If your stupid enough to keep trading
    your "fixed" system, as the statistics get worse and worse
    and worse, while re-tuning does not help, then what can
    I say. Your clueless.

    However... a good system trader will spot the market changes
    with objective statistics backing him, and will know when to
    take it offline before it really hurts him.

    If markets start changing at such a fast pace that all systems
    burn out very quickly, then the markets arent worth trading
    any more.


    peace

    axeman


     
    #153     Apr 27, 2004


  4. nasim taleb from empirica capital would agree with you.

    surfer
     
    #154     Apr 27, 2004
  5. IMHO Nassim Nicholas Taleb overemphasizes the importance of luck that plays a role in one's success.
     
    #155     Apr 27, 2004

  6. i heard a little rumour that empirica is having difficulties.

    :D
     
    #156     Apr 27, 2004
  7. It's just bad luck :p
     
    #157     Apr 27, 2004


  8. yes, bad luck.

    :D :p
     
    #158     Apr 27, 2004
  9. I'm no wizard but I have found 4 rules to the market. One of them was taught to a Indian man from AdvancedGet that later sold the technique to eSignal. I've found the market cancels it out now though. Like the market is a thing consuming ideas and rules.

    My other three still work. I dont train because of fear that someone will take the idea. I trade it myslef and publish the results.

    Maybe when I'm older I may write the book. But not now.
     
    #159     Apr 27, 2004
  10. Thanks for letting us know all about your impending book deal.
    Please let us know when it will be coming out.

    I'm sure that most of us can't wait!

    :D
     
    #160     Apr 27, 2004