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Are you familiar with mark to market accounting?

You're confusing accounting lol. Imagine your balance sheet with A = L+E. On your asset side you have cash and investments. If you have $100 of cash and buy $100 worth of stocks, nothing to your net worth changes. Your -100 to cash is +100 to investments. Your L+E remains the same, at 100...

Reading this thread is like watching two homeless people fight about who is richer.

Scat has me blocked. :D:rolleyes:

He’s an idiot and a goldbug.

A simple way to understand edge is as the reason why you think you will make money on a trade. The fact that many people do not have such a reason partially explains why Ken Griffen is so rich.

Slippage and TC is the distance between your fill and your arrival price. Just because someone gets a fill close to their arrival price doesn't mean they have an edge in the direction of where the underlying is going, hence an execution edge is "delta neutral." E.g. just because I am a small...

Just because you can buy an odd lot on the screens doesn't mean you can generate pnl.

Execution edge is delta neutral

You know you have edge when your hit rate improves.

Developing edge takes dedication, research, and commitment. You can embark on that path by reading my thread Elite Trader School | Elite Trader to first build knowledge on the market, and then narrow on your style, market, or sector.

Alpha = something that pays you with excess returns Edge = your workflow that gets you that alpha Simplistic example: There doesn't seem to be much alpha in distressed stocks (Is there alpha in distressed stocks? (U.S. evidence) (alphagenstrategies.com)). However, you have a strategy where if...

Agreed!

Edges are tied to alphas. Things like momentum are beta, as in they’re broad characteristics of a stock or group of stock. You can have an edge in beta timing, but the more useful it is the more likely it gets discovered by others too. When everyone knows about it, then the price already...

6% absolute return on a 3 sharpe.

Lol you can create your own indicator by running 1std bands around price. The hypothesis around that is that stocks tend to have a peskier distribution of returns, and so you can fade the extremes. In real life, the performance of those strategies are not great. There are a couple of websites...

What's your thesis for stagflation?

Yes and no. Better way to see them is like airplane pilots. Tech has gotten better so crashes are few and far between, but still nearly all crashes happen with a pilot in the cockpit.

This is satire right?

It really depends on where we clear risk. All the bad positioning in mid-24 (April through end of July) is going to have to reset. The question is how quickly will it do that.