Schindler Trading up 17% YTD

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  1. pkts

    pkts

    #61     Sep 2, 2007
  2. Brandonf

    Brandonf Sponsor

    Do you know why people invest with a CTA/CPO? Probably not, so I'll help you out: It's called non correlated return. Look it up and educate yourself a bit. It doesnt matter much for a guy/gal with no assets, but once you have a few bucks to your name, non correlation to the market is good. Thats why folks invest in stocks, bonds, gold, all kinds of crazy hedge funds, mutual funds, foreign stocks and bonds and CPO/CTA.
     
    #62     Sep 2, 2007
  3. Please put Stock_Trad3r on ignore.

    He is a worthless troll. Please do not feed him.

    Thank you.
     
    #63     Sep 2, 2007
  4. Aaron

    Aaron

    Thanks, Blackguard, Stupididiot, Surf, PohPoh, ASusilovic, GTS, GC, Goy, Midas, pkts, and BJL!

    Thanks for making the point about diversification, GTS and Brandon.

    What an exciting, August, hey? I used to work in insurance, and trading, as you know, is a way more interesting profession.

    I'm looking forward to the job numbers on Friday and then the Fed meeting later this month and then the debut of the Fox business channel next month.

    Good trading to you all in September!

    Aaron Schindler
    Schindler Trading
     
    #64     Sep 4, 2007
  5. GTS

    GTS

    Ouch

    Oct –33.7%
    YTD –13.1%
     
    #65     Nov 1, 2007
  6. :( Sorry Aaron.

    Imagine if the fund was still using double leverage!!! :eek:
     
    #66     Nov 1, 2007
  7. What positions went bad? Anybody know?

    (Aaron deserves credit for posting performance; he will get it back).
     
    #67     Nov 1, 2007
  8. GTS

    GTS

    Yes, that thought crossed my mind as well.
     
    #68     Nov 1, 2007
  9. wake37

    wake37

    nice. just think where he would be if he did not trade at all during march or september. he seems to get clobbered during those months.
     
    #69     Nov 1, 2007
  10. Aaron

    Aaron

    Short oil was the problem. We're out of the position and the market now, though, but not without taking large losses. I've been harshly reminded of the saying that "the market can remain irrational longer than you can remain solvent."
     
    #70     Nov 1, 2007
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