I'm not asking for IP and I can pretty much guarantee that 99% of users here do not have an edge or have a strong grasp of market fundamentals & dynamics. I'm pretty much offering an unpaid internship.
I don’t think you provided enough info on your “professional” career, so I am with Mark for that reason.I'm pretty much offering an unpaid internship.
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Did you put your message through a Dilbert jargonator before posting it?
What are you, the king goblin of this forum lol? I don’t trade your silly “1 tick candle breakout” ideas. I said in my original post that I run global macro and long/short equity. If you’re not familiar with global macro and the level of research required to run a global macro strategy, then ask me and I can explain. Same goes for long/short equity."...I need some talent to help monitor and track ideas,..."
What is that supposed to mean? Why can't you do that yourself? What is so time-consuming about "monitoring ideas?!??!"
...then ask me and I can explain. Same goes for long/short equity.
You can message me and I’ll send you my LinkedIn.I don’t think you provided enough info on your “professional” career, so I am with Mark for that reason.
Okay that’s fair.I'm pretty darn sure I did with the words "What, why, and what."
Why don't you learn basic math skills? This is what, the fourth time you have tried to estimate my daily post count to a point, and failed? I have had 15 so far today, idjit.
Okay that’s fair.
1. Global macro is a strategy uses economic signals to generate trade ideas. The signals are not derived from simple price trends but have to be considered within the context of an underlying theory, which makes it time consuming. Signal is more like a trigger, which then requires due diligence, before a trade can occur.
Example: theory that rate differentials drive fx trends— this is the popular “carry” trade. So you’d need an analyst to cover fx pairs, the central banks involved, and the economic performance of those countries/regions. This is not necessarily my trade but is similar in structure.
2. Long/short equity (more MM less TC) is about using an analytical edge (a la mosaic theory) in order to make bets on binary style events, or use scenarios to price present value. This takes a very robust understanding of an industry, securities analysis, and a scrappy mindset.
Hope this adds clarity to what I’m doing and why I need a group. However, as a pm I need to be able to direct idea generation, so it’s less “flat” and more “vertical” from an org perspective. However, all research done by the analyst would be theirs and they can use it to trade or to sell (seeking alpha pro, estimize, buy side folks, etc.).