Paul Tudor Jones Trading Rules

[marketsurfer]

You mean since 2013?

Paul Tudor Jones (Tudor Investment Corp)

He emphasized his focus on technical analysis as that's the method he learned for trading commodities originally. He said, "I have one strong rule and that is when it comes to a stock if it's above the 200 day moving average, I'm gonna be long it, and if it's below it, I'm either not gonna own it or I'm gonna be short it, period end of story and I just let that govern every single thing that I do."

Read more: http://www.marketfolly.com/2013/06/notes-from-virginia-investment.html#ixzz3g3VCjv00

Or 2008?

http://wisdomisprofit.blogspot.ca/2010/06/chinese-role-suspected-in-puzzling-euro.html

Great-- sounds like a highly effective plan. Just screen for stocks trading above their 200 day SMA and go LONG!

Have you implemented this wisdom?

surf

 

[Frederick Foresight]

Great-- sounds like a highly effective plan. Just screen for stocks trading above their 200 day SMA and go LONG!

Have you implemented this wisdom?

surf

I would imagine that's the first filter. Would you really expect him to go into much further detail?

 

[Ken Busch]

Thanks for posting this

 

[truetype]

Tudor back in the news today -

Paul Tudor Jones’ New Hedge Fund Pitch: Low, Low Prices
Tudor’s flagship fund ended 2016 roughly flat despite a run-up in the U.S. stock market
By ROB COPELAND
Updated Feb. 27, 2017 12:24 p.m. ET

Paul Tudor Jones for years charged some of the highest fees in the hedge-fund industry. Now the billionaire is cutting them for the second time in eight months.

 

[ninner]

So where do we find a list of PTJ's current rules? C'mon, surf, be constructive here rather than always attacking.

I am PTJ unknown student… He is an amazing trader and man

 

[semperfrosty]

You mean since 2013?

Paul Tudor Jones (Tudor Investment Corp)

He emphasized his focus on technical analysis as that's the method he learned for trading commodities originally. He said, "I have one strong rule and that is when it comes to a stock if it's above the 200 day moving average, I'm gonna be long it, and if it's below it, I'm either not gonna own it or I'm gonna be short it, period end of story and I just let that govern every single thing that I do."

Read more: http://www.marketfolly.com/2013/06/notes-from-virginia-investment.html#ixzz3g3VCjv00

Or 2008?

http://wisdomisprofit.blogspot.ca/2010/06/chinese-role-suspected-in-puzzling-euro.html

At no one in particular:

I understand a bounce off the MA200,but once it progresses north,isnt price likely to try to revert to the MA200?

I dont actually see this a lot(revert to MA200)but when Im factoring it in to my trading Im conflicted as to whether being above the MA200 is bullish or whether its a big magnet making it bearish.

Maybe the magnet analogy is accurate and it only comes in to play within a certain distance from price?

 

[Frederick Foresight]

At no one in particular:

I understand a bounce off the MA200,but once it progresses north,isnt price likely to try to revert to the MA200?

I dont actually see this a lot(revert to MA200)but when Im factoring it in to my trading Im conflicted as to whether being above the MA200 is bullish or whether its a big magnet making it bearish.

Maybe the magnet analogy is accurate and it only comes in to play within a certain distance from price?

I think MAs are useful as reference points, but not as triggers. Just my own personal experience.