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Has anyone heard of physical crude traders having solver models? Kind of intuitive to what that means but wonder if someone here knew specifics around them.

For one, the interest rates we are seeing are not sustainable. Negative interest rates make zero since.

Agreed but I would like to protect from a broader market down turn in general. I specifically think the majority of real estate, both residential and commercial, will become devalued.

House is worth $330,000. Currently have a mortgage on it for $219,000. Bought the house for $319,000. I'd like to be able to sell the house for what I bought it for withing 5-10 years.

how well would you think it tracks? What index could i correlate it against?

Is there an ETF to hedge against falling real estate prices? Another avenue on how to do this? Thanks

No short Brent ETF so I don't have to have a margin account? Thanks

Is there a Brent ETF that trades on TDA? I can't trade SBRT.

I can... just want more meat on the bone.

Goal is to go long RBOB and short Brent. Want to do it on a levered basis to capture Q1 pop. What vehicle would you suggest other than the futures contract?

is there a 2x? If not is there a ULSD 3x or 2x? Thanks.

Is there a 3x inverse RBOB ETF? 2x? I have not been able to find one. Thank you.

What are some data providers out there that provide historical data for as far back as a company started? I am hoping to find a free one. Also, if they don't have the complete history, how far back do they go? I am looking for one to plug into NinjaTrader. TDA goes back 20 years but I was hoping...

Might I add... would like it to be Mac compatible.

What do you all use to backtest when your broker is Interactive Brokers? Looking for some solid solutions to test strategies. Thank you.

Forgive me, I didn't understand who I was talking to until I saw it on a website somewhere. Pleasure being in your company. Glad to see you follow up with people in a public forum and contributing further to the ideas and speculation around the Turtle System. By people changing, the system...

I wonder if there is a study that shows how profitable it was then compared to nowadays. What I have a hard time understanding is why a trading strategy goes out of style and becomes unprofitable? Love the book thus far.

Do different markets perform better than others? Futures, commodities, stocks? I am most interested in stocks but didn't know how the system worked across the board.

Looks like there is some angst between Covel and Faith. I just started Covel's "The Complete Trader." I read that Faith's book is written much more systematically. Most likely will read both.

Thank you for the article. I am familiar and understood those concepts in my mind but never quantified them with equations. It helps understand the follies of trend following. I know many people were unsuccessful with the turtle system from 07-09 but what about from the late 80s to to 07?