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Your numbers seem right, but the actual outcome will depend on whether all things increase in price at the same rate. Could be that food moves at the inflation rate, but property does not. Or any combination in between. I could say, that whenever you're borrowing at one rate, to earn...

Are there a lot of randomly directed market orders, and is the liquidity available too thin to support them.

Positive expectancy only lasts until "they" figure out what you're doing.

How do I make Mosiac go away and never come back? :confused: Edit: Regretting move to new machine.

There's nothing wrong with paper trading while you figure out who to not listen to. Remember, any failed mug, as well as unscrupulous sales people can post advice on the internets.

Go back to paper trading until your questions are answered, and your paper success could buy a lifetime supply of paper hookers, booze & bling.

Lol. Just another day on the stat arb desk.

You sound like you're analyzing single instruments for stationarity.

Something about just doing what's profitable, while facilitating the edgeless outright directional punts of excited degenerates..

On a shorter timeframe, signal 20%, realtime risk 20%, execution 60%. Am talking automated here.

Call me a pessimist, but those same beliefs may have precluded the poster from accumulating the capital. He may not see that as being his fault however, because no one gave him his fair share of opportunity. Soultion: Tax opportunity, to make things fairer :confused:

Redistribution of success, at the point of a gun. "Social justice" in action.

The idea of opportunity being "granted" is almost an oxymoron.

More and more I view "signals" (even actual stat arb) as a minor element, while execution / order management is everything -- so much so that I think, even if an excellent order management strategy were described publicly, there'd be very few who could actually re-implement it. When every...

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MM, as in Milo Minderbinder? "But I make a profit of three and a quarter cents an egg by selling them for four and a quarter cents an egg to the people in Malta I buy them from for seven cents an egg. Of course, I don't make the profit. The syndicate makes the profit. And everybody has a share."

Oracle, respectfully .. you don't know what you're talking about.

lol.. agreed. While all this stuff is delta one, it's also implicitly short gamma.

I see customers as having less limitations.

6,249 billion, give or take, assuming like-for-like spread paying monkeys :eek: