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Almost no real prop firm trades stocks. The ones that do are in the market maker space trading options. And there are several of them.

I'm comparing YTD and it's destroying the SPY. Sorry Gloria. The facts are what they are.

Sorry to hear that Senior Yanks. I hope everything is fine. I find in the market whenever I'm having concentration issues I simply add more leverage. Always seems to do the trick. :)

I'm going long calls in the amount of bullshit you are going to post in the next week. No need to send me 10,000. I'll do fine enough on this trade.

Regulations are not job killers, they simply add to cost and lower margins and decrease efficiencies. You can graph a chart of regulations and number of jobs added in the DC metro area and you will see almost perfect correlation. No, Fidel, we don't need 40,000 regulations in this country...

This is descending into drivel now. I'll take the loss on your age bet. Can't win em all. Yes, I've been to a university graduate department when I was in grad school. LOL. Good luck with everything and just relax in your golden years. Let me worry about the construction. :)

It's not though. You sound really young to me. The "normal" economy has construction everywhere. Hell even in recessions you see cranes everywhere. It's an optical effect and it's a terrible way of analyzing the economy. Stick to data and leave the visuals out.

https://www.cpexecutive.com/post/economy-watch-construction-spending-stands-pat-in-january/ It's not bro. Construction spending has flattened out. Most of the economic stimulus has come from an increase in productivity in technology, not from construction. PsS, I live in a big city too. LOL.

Huh? LOL.

Yes, but the firms that are making money are growing at an astronomical pace and absorbing all the labor. There is a lot of dead wood in our economy that needs to go.

There is an old saying that the only free lunch in finance is diversification. Invest in assets with as little correlation to each other as possible and re-balance when appropriate.

Do you own a DeLorean? Or some other time traveling vehicle?

Yes, I know, but what I'm saying is that if A doubles relative to B and C, I would A to be re-balanced. Otherwise you get the same damn effect we have in the S&P 500 where the top 10 companies make up 80% of the index and where the bottom 100 companies make up less then 5% total. Where they...

Wouldn't these regulations "create" jobs? I'm confused. How do you figure they will cost jobs?

Here is a more detailed explanation. It's slightly confusing because it's different then an equity product but perhaps its more intuitive to people who understand the space more.

These are the current weights: BTC: 62% ETH: 27% BCH: 7% LTC: 4%

So I watched the interview the CEO had on CNBC and I have some concerns with this structure. I originally thought it would be balanced the way a 60/40 equity/bond fund is where the goal is to keep the fund in the same ratio. If equities rally and get to 65% you sell stocks and buy bonds to...

Yes, Baron changed it so that the "private thread" is the PM. I didn't like that change but no one gave me a vote.

He checks his PMs often.

Gloria, what is wrong with you. Let's do math. Dec 29th close for AIEQ is 25.89. Today's price as of now is 27.00 27-25.89 = 1.11 1.11/25.89 = 4.3% Dec 29th close for SPY was 266.86. Today's price is 271.91 271.91 - 266.86 = 5.05 5.05 / 266.86 = 1.89% 4.3% is > 1.89% by a LOT!