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Already did that myself.

Yes, I have considered the possibility that markets can change and that I can lose money. Don't worry, I'll be the first to go bankrupt if I'm wrong.

Can you stop? You've posted a bunch of really sarcastic responses already. One is enough. I realize that this industry is full of scammers and that it's possible I'm totally wrong. But you've more than made that point.

How do you do that? I dont know what you mean by "the actual funds". The top investment manager?

Something like 25 % CAGR, 50% max drawdown (from 2008). The exact numbers change depending on the dates of course.

How do you "go hit the managers"? Would an investment manager listen to someone who walked in off the street with some brokerage statements and a powerpoint presentation?

Where did you get the data for your 50 years of back testing? I did 10 years because that was all I could find (I got data from quandl). No dividend stocks mostly futures for whatever that's worth. I realize 1 year of trading isn't enough to declare this will work forever but I'm wondering...

I've found a strategy that seems to work really well. I've been trading it for the past year with excellent results (about 40% return, 10% max drawdown) and it also works well in all the backtests that I've done. It's a mostly passive strategy, following just a few simple rules, holding 3-4...

quandl?