Reasonable revenue split as trader

How *scalable* is this beastie?

How *variable* are the returns?

Are we selling nuggets to a panner, or the Mother Lode vein to Newmont Mining?

Sheeeeesh, guys.
 
It's a CTA strategy which is expected to return 40% annualized gross
That's very little information. Target volatility? Expected capacity? Is it 40% return on AUM, margin or some form of risk adjusted capital?

I've been running quant strategies since 2012 with my own RIA firm, PhD but no finance professional qualifications or Wall St experience...
If you have experience running capital in a professional setting, you should be more or less familiar with the structures. 10% can be very reasonable in some setting (e.g. global macro with 0.7 Sharpe and infinite capacity) and very unreasonable in other (high sharpe, capacity constrained type of stuff, like HFT).
 
That's very little information. Target volatility? Expected capacity? Is it 40% return on AUM, margin or some form of risk adjusted capital?


If you have experience running capital in a professional setting, you should be more or less familiar with the structures. 10% can be very reasonable in some setting (e.g. global macro with 0.7 Sharpe and infinite capacity) and very unreasonable in other (high sharpe, capacity constrained type of stuff, like HFT).

Long/Short CTA, not HFT, Sharpe ratio about 2.5, very high capacity (100M+).
 
How *scalable* is this beastie?

How *variable* are the returns?

Are we selling nuggets to a panner, or the Mother Lode vein to Newmont Mining?

Sheeeeesh, guys.
The system rebalances the portfolio once per day so not really HFT, therefore capacity is deemed very large (100M+), Sharpe ratio is currently at 2.5, virtually no DD at all, only traded it for 3 months though but backtesting since 2006 have indicated similar return.
 
Hi Bob, thanks for the note, in this case it's actually for the Chinese market. We're running tests for similar strategy for US equities that looks equally promising.
 
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