Trading the E-mini: Results Comparison

So here's a question for you ultra-experienced elite futures traders. Why has the best "managed futures" hedge fund been able to eek out only a 22.78% Annual Return (according to HSBC data compiled for 2016-see below)
  • Tulip Trend Fund, LTD -A (managed futures): The $274 million managed futures fund managed by Progressive Capital Partners is up 22.78% (to 2/17)
when if I am able to scalp 10 "rookie" points off the E-mini daily or as algofy seems to suggest he/she is able to make 20+ points daily, those numbers amount to 100-200+% return on investment ($500 to open one contract) daily. That's between a 25,000-50,000% annualized roi nuking Tulip Trend Fund's and everyone else's numbers for that matter. Thoughts anyone?
 
GoldenEagleTrading said:
So here's a question for you ultra-experienced elite futures traders. Why has the best "managed futures" hedge fund been able to eek out only a 22.78% Annual Return (according to HSBC data compiled for 2016-see below)
  • Tulip Trend Fund, LTD -A (managed futures): The $274 million managed futures fund managed by Progressive Capital Partners is up 22.78% (to 2/17)
when if I am able to scalp 10 "rookie" points off the E-mini daily or as algofy seems to suggest he/she is able to make 20+ points daily, those numbers amount to 100-200+% return on investment ($500 to open one contract) daily. That's between a 25,000-50,000% annualized roi nuking Tulip Trend Fund's and everyone else's numbers for that matter. Thoughts anyone?
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20 points is also rookie numbers, hardly worth the time.
 
GoldenEagleTrading said:
Lol. Hey, more power to you. Trading a 100 contracts that's $100,000 per day, $500,000 per week, $2,000,000 per month, $24,000,000 per year. Good enough for me. :)
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The problem is that most elite traders get bored with that kind of money. For a challenge they generally become vendors.

Always pay it forward!
 
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