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They are both useful to a certain extent, why wouldn't? :mad: I really don't think these two approaches are mutually exclusive. :confused: Both approahces are still young today in terms of their development history. Possibly to avoid immature conclusions, we'd better just wait and...

I'm afraid of a problem that , in order to win a contect by maximising returns/profits, most likely a trader when using paper (free) money for trading may not care too much about the principle of capital preservation (with healthy returns). :confused:

Do you think that starting initially a separately managed accounts (SMA) service (possibly for small capital clients) would be a viable alternative leading to a hedge fund? It is also due to SMA is getting popular and acceptable to some clients. :confused:

I found this link is a good one. http://www.cme.com/files/FXRealPaperFinal.pdf

Thanks for the info/pointers. :)

Anyone would recommend the following books (that I found from amazom.com): The Eurodollar Futures and Options Handbook by Galen Burghardt (Hardcover - June 2003) Foreign Currency Trading: From the Fundamentals to the Fine Points by Russell F., Sr. Wasendorf, et al (Hardcover)...

Couldn't find really good forex books for some time. Only until recently I found Callum Henderson's Currency Strategy - The practitioner's guide to currency investing, hedging and forecasting (Wiley Finance, 2002). Targeting three types of readers: Corporation, Investor, Speculator, he...

Consider to name the forum "Economics & Finance". Many Wiley Finance/Investment/etc. books, besides others, then would be relevant. :confused:

Actually many ET traders have already shared their valuable experiences (good and bad), perhaps in an implicit way (such as rules) which sometimes may not be viewed useful by some newbies. As mentioned in the book The Innergame of Trading, we newbies need to acquire the capability and time...

From the original thread/question for a client of separately/individually managed accounts, do you think it's (legally) OK? :confused:

LOL! :D Perhaps only my trades record would be more than enough for them, and therefore they don't need yours anymore (sorry to say that!). :D

Just a thought only: Perhaps your (profitable?) system is still too young, and likely far from its maturity. In this case you need to use/risk a very minimum amount per trade in order to test/prove/improve/modify, constantly and thoroughly, the (being) developed system after every...

Good question! :D

Thanks Man. What do you mean "hurt the performance"? Please explore. :)

Totally agree. Most platforms (if not all) are market markers. :D

Very very interesting! :D

So, anyone could use ANN (or else) plus hindsight based data to develop profitable strategies! ? Good news, very good news indeeeeeed. :confused:

Would it be posible that each and all the strategies could be reverse engineered? :confused: (I would think so! :mad: )

If a firm offering Separately Managed Accounts service (with trasparent transactions), do you think its strategy could be reverse engineered by a client? :confused: