swing trading futures: 12% return max 3% drawdown...1 month...how many months until a platform fund would be interested?
as the title says...i've been swing trading futures after a long time away: 12% return max 3% drawdown...1 month (thats a 2.7 sharpe)...how many months until a platform fund would be interested?
Typically top swing trading hedge funds would like to see at least 8 weeks of performance but it seems you have really got the swing of things so I'd say in your case you're probably looking at 6 weeks max to start fielding offers. Keep it up!!
you can't be serious...i'm assuming something like 6 months minimum...even i wouldn't trust just 8 weeks. who would possibly be interested?
Admittedly I'm not that familiar specifically with swing trading HFs but that still seems very short to me. On the scale of a HF's monthly track record that's only 2 data points, surely that's way too short to be able to infer anything from?
also...assuming i can keep up this performance...which funds should i reach out to? this isn't a relative value strategy...so i'm not sure who hires traders/PMs for this kind of strategy?
At a 12% monthly return just keep trading until you have all the money. Why would you bother with a fund?
I can help you setup a CTA or CPO and market your own bootstrapped fund to investors, provided you meet the eligibility.
i've been told by a few firms that i need to show 3-4 months of recent performance...so i'm gonna hunker down and trade for a while and then i'll be back with an update.
How did things go for you with corona and all that crap?
The average period of holding a position is about two weeks. But there are also situations when the stock is growing in a trending direction for 4-6 months.
In most cases, the opening and closing of positions occur based on technical analysis.
I'm trading futures right now. Of course, it was not easy for me to understand all the subtleties. To make profitable deals, I was trained on CanadianFuturesTrader.ca.
Thanks to this training, I feel more confident in this area.
If you need this kind of advice, it's better to let them be from professionals.
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