It would help if you could spell Medallion.
help in what way? You never did a typo?
It would help if you could spell Medallion.
Exactly.The Medallion is a short term daytrading/swing trading quant fund. The public fund is long term position trading/investing. That tells me their models are only good with short term signals not long term ones.
The Medallion is a short term daytrading/swing trading quant fund. The public fund is long term position trading/investing. That tells me their models are only good with short term signals not long term ones.
Medallion = mean reversion trades
public funds = trend following trades



Yeah the mean reversion trades take the opposite side of the trend following trades![]()
Because they're using the same model for both funds? /SThe Medallion is a short term daytrading/swing trading quant fund. The public fund is long term position trading/investing. That tells me their models are only good with short term signals not long term ones.
Medallion might have taken advantage of the public funds as they entered/exited positions, but hard to reconcile the big discrepancy in 2020 performance between the two with this nefarious explanation. Most of the difference in performance is probably attributable to the difference in strategies.
Medallion might have taken advantage of the public funds as they entered/exited positions, but hard to reconcile the big discrepancy in 2020 performance between the two with this nefarious explanation. Most of the difference in performance is probably attributable to the difference in strategies.