134% long, -76% short, roughly speaking in the long term portfolio. Net long exposure would be somewhat lower considering some covered call positions. Do have about another 50% long 50% short a strategy who's role is purely to improve tax efficiency, that I don't consider as part of this number, but should be minimal risk. Will sometimes take additional significant positions in an intraday basis in addition to the long term portfolio.
So 2x leverage ang 2:1 long/short ratio Interesting, I am using the same long/short ratio but 1x leverage, so 66% long and 33% short, and get half your return . Which tool do you use to pick stock? Your average holding period for the short? I cannot get 2x leverage at interactive broker. Approximately 1.3x maximum due to some small cap stock. Are you using broker that give you full 2x overnight margin? You only deal with large cap stocks?
Hi, doublet83. Did you calculate your Sharpe ratio? Not everyone will will agree, but it could give a first estimate of the risks you are taking, though the low drawdown should hint to a nice value.
Hi, doublet83. Did you calculate your Sharpe ratio? Not everyone will will agree, but it could give a first estimate of the risks you are taking, though your low drawdown should hint to a nice value.
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Its about 5 on a LTM basis. Perhaps not as high as you would expect given significant monthly volatility of returns, mostly to the upside.
I've glanced at this several months ago. The fact that I need to give away account statement authority or something like that is a deal breaker to me. I'm not about to do this for a stranger on the Internet. Also, I'm not sure if there are regulatory issues to consider. Finally, the amount of capital we're talking about raising via this channel seems uninteresting to me.