Every week I buy more of whatever is the lowest percentage of my portfolio and try to keep everything around 10%. Please what could be my safest buys with $400k to outperform the market in 2024?
It’s all market inefficiencies and Liquidity captures hence the power of 3 1.accumulation 2.manipulation (manual maneuver, news price manipulation) 3.Distribution the institutional order flow Master market structure from macro level to micro level Master the times zone price moves in the most volatile and volumes times NY session AM & PM EST time no trading in market lunch hours which is 12:00 PM EST - 01:00 PM EST
Wallstreet and hedgefunds like to use big and complex terms to make investing seem hard and only they can do it correctly. If they are so good, then why are index fund beating most of the mutual and hedge fund returns? My returns percentage so far in my individual trading account is greater than most hedgefund. Also keep in mind public companies have their quarterly earning reports online for anyone to read, so take the time to read them and understand the company before investing or even shorting. Teach yourself how to invest and stop giving these salesman of wallstreet your money.
I work at a hedge fund, and I can tell you that the reason is that the proprietary accounts’ performance metrics aren’t made public. This is because the AUM comes from employees’ savings as opposed to outside investors. These accounts usually are allocated the best strategies which often deliver >30%/year on Sharpe ratios greater than 4. Due to their proprietary source of funding they are not required to disclose performance numbers to the public press. The most famous of these prop employees accounts is Medallion by Renaissance Technologies. Its performance is pretty much known because of its legendary returns, but there are many other funds with extremely high performing employees funds that no one knows about. The second reason is what I would call “size bias”. The returns of the largest hedge funds tends to be more public than the return of small hedge funds (small as in, less than 10bn AUM). Because trading isn’t a scalable business, the larger funds will perform worse than the smaller funds that can afford higher turnover rates, making it seem like the hedge fund industry doesn’t perform well.
@@annajones9701 His returns are probably amazing… but if you subtract fees/ commission and other expenses, you’re probably better off buying index funds 😜 In my opinion, the primary benefit of using a hedge fund/ portfolio manager is appropriate risk management and personalized strategy. Not the returns. Returns are usually related to RISK - for some, safer 8% is more optimal than riskier 20%.
@@ty814 lmao that's not gonna get you into QuantFin. Stats, maths, and a lot of probability theory is what you need. Then you learn to program and get very good at it - or at least enough to make your own models in python.
Hey i just tried to buy stock in an Australian bank on Vanguard and the symbol was unrecognizable. Anybody been through this and figured out what you have to do to buy foreign securities on Vanguard?
Here's a simple explaination. Yes it is true that they are using quantitative analysis using statistics and probability. But those arent enough to create a positive EV (expected value). They knew it and every math enthusiast, from wizard to newbies' agreed to it. What this 'high frequency' traders doesnt tell you is that - they are using sophisticated servers (computer hardware and software) to view the order flows firsthand before the others - an advantage they have been exploiting over the years. That's an open secret that some exchanges has been striving to erradicate - but they failed as to date because lots of influential traders were making big bucks out of it!
Investing in hedge funds by yourself can be risky due to their complex strategies, high fees, and potential for significant losses. Without expert knowledge, it's challenging to fully assess the risks and returns, making professional guidance crucial.
Hedge funds can be tricky to navigate without deep financial expertise. The complex strategies and high fees involved mean that the risks can be substantial, and it’s hard to fully grasp these without experience. Professional guidance is key to making informed decisions and avoiding potential pitfalls.
Trading is a compounding game. I'm getting 8% ROl per week from hedgefund. This is 32% in a month and I consider this very realistic and OK. But the problem is most traders are so greedy and that's why they keep blowing up because they want to turn 100 to 5k in short period. I'II just encourage more traders start going with hedge funds and you'll see the growth
What's the difference between quantitative investing and investing in those robo-funds controlled by ai? This video is definitely unclear and his explanation feels extremely unfinished.
Basically, one says you are confident in making a certain decision, and the other says you are a certain percentage confident in making that same decision.
Either way, the decision depends on people. If they knew the stock was going to go somewhere, the stock price would surely move now - not in the future. Rational decisions & emotional people, that sounds like a recipe for success.
Say you have two people investing in stock from the same company. The person who is using a discretionary strategy would use previous experience to eyeball the amount to buy and sell, and when to do so. The person with a quantitative strategy would be using a computer (along with an understanding of statistics, mathematics, economics, and computer science) equipped with software that would give them best time to buy and sell and how much (this is where the 'quantity' comes in). Sometimes, even the computer will do it for them automatically. As a bonus, you can see that with the advancement of artificial intelligence, positions where people are picking out stock would become obsolete, since AI would give you the most optimal and consistent results. Hope this helps.
maybe because this has been around for 7 years but I can explain what he said in fewer words and much more simply. I'm sure everybody understand QA now.
he's not speaking gibberish. he just used too many words to explain something that could have been said much more simply. Most people that 'make it' were just regular idiots that were in the right place at the right time. In my experience, this is true four out of five cases. I'm not saying he's an idiot, I personally don't think he is particularly smart based on this explanation. And this is coming from someone who held a unique position in the field of IT in North America for nearly a decade. It's just regular idiots in the right place and at the right time.
Every week I buy more of whatever is the lowest percentage of my portfolio and try to keep everything around 10%. Please what could be my safest buys with $400k to outperform the market in 2024?
Soundhound voice AI
You bots should look into an IUL policy with no market downturns.
Amazing how he said everything and nothing at the same time
Were you listening
no, he really, truly did say EVERYTHING.
all he rlly said is they use algorithms to invest rather than human logic or opinion
i love when people say this, it means they have no clue about what was said and clearly have the comprehension skills or a rabbit
@@YHWHsam the algorithm is built on human logic / opinion since it wasnt coded by an alien. It just takes away human error from emotions
It’s all market inefficiencies and Liquidity captures hence the power of 3 1.accumulation
2.manipulation (manual maneuver, news price manipulation)
3.Distribution
the institutional order flow
Master market structure from macro level to micro level
Master the times zone price moves in the most volatile and volumes times NY session AM & PM EST time no trading in market lunch hours which is 12:00 PM EST - 01:00 PM EST
Ict
That’s ICT not Quant. There’s no ICT traders in hedge funds. They use SCIENCE lol.
@@ayamurayama3961 do you know wat quant really is?? lol..
talking all these rubbish
day trader acting like they know how the markets work 😭😭😭
Wallstreet and hedgefunds like to use big and complex terms to make investing seem hard and only they can do it correctly. If they are so good, then why are index fund beating most of the mutual and hedge fund returns? My returns percentage so far in my individual trading account is greater than most hedgefund. Also keep in mind public companies have their quarterly earning reports online for anyone to read, so take the time to read them and understand the company before investing or even shorting. Teach yourself how to invest and stop giving these salesman of wallstreet your money.
I work at a hedge fund, and I can tell you that the reason is that the proprietary accounts’ performance metrics aren’t made public. This is because the AUM comes from employees’ savings as opposed to outside investors. These accounts usually are allocated the best strategies which often deliver >30%/year on Sharpe ratios greater than 4. Due to their proprietary source of funding they are not required to disclose performance numbers to the public press. The most famous of these prop employees accounts is Medallion by Renaissance Technologies. Its performance is pretty much known because of its legendary returns, but there are many other funds with extremely high performing employees funds that no one knows about.
The second reason is what I would call “size bias”. The returns of the largest hedge funds tends to be more public than the return of small hedge funds (small as in, less than 10bn AUM). Because trading isn’t a scalable business, the larger funds will perform worse than the smaller funds that can afford higher turnover rates, making it seem like the hedge fund industry doesn’t perform well.
@@root.li.23 Hi, agree some very valid points on fund size. What average annual returns is your fund returning? Thanks
@@annajones9701
His returns are probably amazing… but if you subtract fees/ commission and other expenses, you’re probably better off buying index funds 😜
In my opinion, the primary benefit of using a hedge fund/ portfolio manager is appropriate risk management and personalized strategy.
Not the returns.
Returns are usually related to RISK - for some, safer 8% is more optimal than riskier 20%.
I stick to dollar cost averaging.
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What are some of the best books on quantitative investing strategies I can read on?
The Man Who Solved the Market: How Jim Simons Launched the Quant Revolution
by Gregory Zuckerman
My guy learn statistical analysis. Learn statistics for mathematical probability analysis
@@ty814 lmao that's not gonna get you into QuantFin. Stats, maths, and a lot of probability theory is what you need. Then you learn to program and get very good at it - or at least enough to make your own models in python.
VERY SIMPLE, YOU JUST NEED A SUPER COMPUTER COSTING MIGHT BE BILLION TO EXECUTE MILLION OF TRADES IN A MATTER OF SECOND.
there is no such thing as a independent quant trader, you learn this at school, so your comment was dumb
@@inducement can super conputer owned by a single person, you brainless idiot 😂 that's what i meant , normal people cant do this.
Hey i just tried to buy stock in an Australian bank on Vanguard and the symbol was unrecognizable. Anybody been through this and figured out what you have to do to buy foreign securities on Vanguard?
You can only buy the ADR share of international security.
@@sreenirajan7229 wow I don't think he/she sees this comment.
Here's a simple explaination. Yes it is true that they are using quantitative analysis using statistics and probability. But those arent enough to create a positive EV (expected value). They knew it and every math enthusiast, from wizard to newbies' agreed to it. What this 'high frequency' traders doesnt tell you is that - they are using sophisticated servers (computer hardware and software) to view the order flows firsthand before the others - an advantage they have been exploiting over the years. That's an open secret that some exchanges has been striving to erradicate - but they failed as to date because lots of influential traders were making big bucks out of it!
As clear as mud.
So badly explained. He should be ashamed that he has failed in explaining an idea to people other than experts.
They set a framework run investments through it on a computer and the computer tells them what and how to buy in ordet to eliminate human emotion
Was pretty clear to me. I‘m pretty sure you are just dumb
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Emotion 😡❌🙅♂️🙅♂️
I want to start daytrading. Any day traders out there want to tell me anything? (Tips/teach/anything)
RichyRichGames Don't do it.
Don't listed to Tim Sykes
I day trade for a living +RichyRichGames. Learn first then trade, also have no emotions whilst trading, it's more simple than people make out.
Invest in what you know
Hey man, I've got this really great penny stock, I think it's really gonna take off.
Cant understand it?, Dont worry your not supposed to!!!
His basically saying they’ve got ai trading bots that does the trading for them so there’s no emotions involved
Whats so hard in it
@@samlansky6159no man , not exactly like this
Everyone does
Surprise surprise, some things you have to try to understand.
Can Anyone Explain.
What does he mean by CTA and risk parity exactly?
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Investing in hedge funds by yourself can be risky due to their complex strategies, high fees, and potential for significant losses. Without expert knowledge, it's challenging to fully assess the risks and returns, making professional guidance crucial.
Hedge funds can be tricky to navigate without deep financial expertise. The complex strategies and high fees involved mean that the risks can be substantial, and it’s hard to fully grasp these without experience. Professional guidance is key to making informed decisions and avoiding potential pitfalls.
Sounds like it adds a lot of value to every day people of the world LOL
Are Prop Firm Challenges a Scam Yes or No? Which ones can we trust 10%?
Topstep but that’s if you actually get out of forex. Futures reigns overall
the sales hat is always on.
Yeah...I just do index funds. And bank CDs.
Trading is a compounding game. I'm getting 8% ROl per week from hedgefund. This is 32% in a month and I consider this very realistic and OK.
But the problem is most traders are so greedy and that's why they keep blowing up because they want to turn 100 to 5k in short period. I'II just encourage more traders start going with hedge funds and you'll see the growth
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@@Anna-de8pdhow much capital did you get from them?
SCAM
This sounds like a robot?
I still don't what it is. 🤔
This was an ad for "Why you should put your money into the stock market."
ps - dont.
upgrader99 it's not
Where do you put your money?
in my shoes
This is only relevant if the market is rational, which it isn't.
Schoenfeld is a jock of a Hedgefund.
What's the difference between quantitative investing and investing in those robo-funds controlled by ai?
This video is definitely unclear and his explanation feels extremely unfinished.
This guy looks like poker pro Jungleman
0DTE calls or bust. got it.
Did someone say easy!?
I dident understand shit
Basically, one says you are confident in making a certain decision, and the other says you are a certain percentage confident in making that same decision.
Either way, the decision depends on people. If they knew the stock was going to go somewhere, the stock price would surely move now - not in the future. Rational decisions & emotional people, that sounds like a recipe for success.
+VidsAccount123 So why is it called 'quantitative trading'? I would of assumed it refered to 'quantity'.
Say you have two people investing in stock from the same company. The person who is using a discretionary strategy would use previous experience to eyeball the amount to buy and sell, and when to do so. The person with a quantitative strategy would be using a computer (along with an understanding of statistics, mathematics, economics, and computer science) equipped with software that would give them best time to buy and sell and how much (this is where the 'quantity' comes in). Sometimes, even the computer will do it for them automatically.
As a bonus, you can see that with the advancement of artificial intelligence, positions where people are picking out stock would become obsolete, since AI would give you the most optimal and consistent results. Hope this helps.
maybe because this has been around for 7 years but I can explain what he said in fewer words and much more simply. I'm sure everybody understand QA now.
I have no idea what he’s saying.
A computer a.i makes the trading decisions not a human
A human has done the research and developed a computer algorithm , then computer simply performs repetitive tasks.
Prolix
Brother just saying fancy words that dont explain shit
So basically a computer is doing there trading why not just say that!!!!! I want the program that does this so i can buy it
Right bro tried to sound as intelligent as possible 😂😂
Trading companies develop algorithms for trading and keep them hidden from others.
He’s speaking jibberish in order to convince people he’s smart and to turn over their money.
he's not speaking gibberish. he just used too many words to explain something that could have been said much more simply. Most people that 'make it' were just regular idiots that were in the right place at the right time. In my experience, this is true four out of five cases. I'm not saying he's an idiot, I personally don't think he is particularly smart based on this explanation. And this is coming from someone who held a unique position in the field of IT in North America for nearly a decade. It's just regular idiots in the right place and at the right time.
Blah blah blah....