No. The point is, when the variance increases linearly with time the ending point could be anywhere, rich or ruins.
Also, my strategy is all about heding which may be why you don't understand it.
Also, my strategy is all about heding which may be why you don't understand it.
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But isn't variance as risk a moot point in this context? The variance increases because price moves over time. If it moves in the direction of your trade, I think you would welcome this variance. If price has little or no variance, then the portfolio has little or no return (excluding options and/or hedging strategies, of which I know next to nothing about).
As an aside, I trade intraday. However, I think your statement is a bit of a red herring.
