No one here has any idea what is going on behind the scenes, will there be a crash is not relevant, I've been having to speaking with third party funds and they are angry, they built up their processes and trading using non-transparent methods with investor capital, and now they are starting to see the fallback from it.
So when I come along and point out they can't be non-transparent, such as running a prop firm pretending to be a hedge fund taking in investor capital while trying to pass off their liability to third party social type traders, they just go neanderthal because no one was ever supposed to find out.
I think the main problem is they were 'allowed' to function and now they're not, the NAV whipsaws on the last one was spectacular due to their focusing on the fractional details and forgetting the big picture, making dollars obliterates saving pennies, who cares about the penny cost as long as it's under 20% profit.
I know for a fact many funds are hemorrhaging capital this year, in the past years the first two quarters they made profit and last two quarters lost profit (typically the most volatile), mainly because their processes do not have institutional grade stability, which is what I use every day, this year the first two quarters they are 80% down, making the last two quarters intensely miserable for anyone who can't keep returns stable.
Will that induce a crash, who cares as long as your returns profile is stable and you can buy low sell high because even more people than ever before will be liquidating at firesale, and the funny part is all those people can't believe there could be another way because they truly believe their way is sacrosanct.
So when I come along and point out they can't be non-transparent, such as running a prop firm pretending to be a hedge fund taking in investor capital while trying to pass off their liability to third party social type traders, they just go neanderthal because no one was ever supposed to find out.
I think the main problem is they were 'allowed' to function and now they're not, the NAV whipsaws on the last one was spectacular due to their focusing on the fractional details and forgetting the big picture, making dollars obliterates saving pennies, who cares about the penny cost as long as it's under 20% profit.
I know for a fact many funds are hemorrhaging capital this year, in the past years the first two quarters they made profit and last two quarters lost profit (typically the most volatile), mainly because their processes do not have institutional grade stability, which is what I use every day, this year the first two quarters they are 80% down, making the last two quarters intensely miserable for anyone who can't keep returns stable.
Will that induce a crash, who cares as long as your returns profile is stable and you can buy low sell high because even more people than ever before will be liquidating at firesale, and the funny part is all those people can't believe there could be another way because they truly believe their way is sacrosanct.
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