IMO a trip to NY isn't complete without stepping into a good steakhouse. Sparks was mentioned which is good, and there's also Ben & Jack's (like Peter Luger's), and the Old Homestead.
Kind of a misleading thread title given she's only asking for his resignation from the NY Fed and not JPM.
"Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Elizabeth Warren has called on J.P. Morgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon to resign his position with the New York Federal Reserve Bank"
You might be right, but Brandt typically references ~10 patterns that shouldn't be exclusive of shorter timeframes (according to his factor plan). Certainly possible they're more valid on the longer timeframe as Quon mentions.
Mav - thanks for sharing. Very interesting and the points about risk management and overleveraging (imo simply the only fatal mistake a trader can make) are very valuable.
That said, I'd like to play devil's advocate for a bit. What I also found interesting was his interest in moving from...
(anyone know why the picture doesn't show directly in the post?)
This was probably my favorite. '99 Impreza had over 500whp - real fun to drive. Also had an '01 Impreza, an '02 from Japan, a '96 Legacy...and a 91 Jetta I got for free:D
...haven't owned a car in years and miss it.
VIX? IMO, a useful comparison would be against how buy/hold (or random long, short, out portfolio) over the same time period fared.
That said, regardless of risk/return, 60% vol seems high to me. Good to see it's paid off with live results though.
Split pot. I'm sure the winners are happy but I still wonder how pissed they are they have to split it - good problem to have I suppose.
http://www.usatoday.com/news/nation/story/2012-03-29/megamillions-jackpot/53872762/1
It's basically just telling you how much return you get for the risk you take - his sharpe of 4 can roughly mean he gets 4 units of return for each unit of risk he takes. Meaning if he's willing to tolerate 10% volatility, he can expect to make 40%.