Trend Following Research

Okay, let's recap:
Quote from marketsurfer:

I believe trend following makes no sense, correct. However, I am open to learn from anyone regardless of what I think...
Quote from marketsurfer:

...although I remain steadfast in my knowledge that trend following is a fatally flawed method...
 
Quote from Neenisti:

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Quote from marketsurfer:

I believe trend following makes no sense, correct. However, I am open to learn from anyone regardless of what I think...
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Really?


Sure. I'm always learning new material. The market is constantly evolving and traders are always discovering new, variable ways to exploit it. Fixed systems simply don't work for long, if at all due to the ever changing nature of the markets.

surf
 
Quote from Gabfly1:

How can you find it insightful if you believe trend following is "fatally flawed?"


Ever hear of "turtle soup" ? Dis but one mere reason..... You are simply too linear in your thinking ---
 
Quote from RCG Trader:

+1

Bill helped me develop my own stuff. I paid a fraction of what he charges now, for a lifetime membership to his ideas, and he has never gone back on his promise. I can't say the same for other major vendors.

To this day, he still shares his ideas. All his stuff is in the public domain, but you will have to look. He is volume based, I am time based. That is where we differ. But as far as integrity, he cannot, and has not been matched.


He sells "memberships"?
 
Quote from Dalmation:

He sells "memberships"?

He used to.
I know the English language is really challenging for you but if you don't know what "public domain" means, I'm sure a 6th grader will explain it to you.
 
Quote from Neenisti:

He used to.
I know the English language is really challenging for you but if you don't know what "public domain" means, I'm sure a 6th grader will explain it to you.

You lost the copyright or patent you mentioned on this site several years ago?
 
Quote from Trend Following:

moderating a panel with Ed Seykota and Larry Hite in Chicago June 21...stop by!

MFA Conference is always worthwhile, even without the chance to see these Titans... Details:

http://www.managedfunds.org/forum2011/

<i>ONLINE REGISTRATION IS NOW CLOSED Onsite Registration Will Be Accepted

Forum 2011 will accept onsite conference registrations. Onsite registration rates are $2,000 for MFA members and $2,500 for non-members.

For questions, please contact conferences@managedfunds.org.</i>

http://www.michaelcovel.com/2011/06/08/trend-following-panel-event-chicago-june-21-10am/

<i>Trend Following Panel Event: Chicago June 21 10am

I will be moderating a panel event at MFA’s Forum 2011. The panelists include Larry Hite and Ed Seykota.

NOTE: Go to http://www.managedfunds.org/forum2011 and register as a guest. Use the the code TRENDS250 and you can register for Hite/Seykota/Covel panel only — for $250.</i>
 
Titans indeed... How does one manage to gain "honorable" in their title?


BIOGRAPHY: The Honorable Dr. Philippa Malmgren

The Honorable Dr. Philippa Malmgren is the President of the Canonbury Group, a financial services company based in London. She regularly visits with leading policy-makers among the offices of heads of government, the boards of central banks and elected and appointed officials among the G7 countries in order to discern how the political and policy environment will influence prices in financial markets. Through Canonbury, she keeps asset managers, traders and investors informed about these policy risks to their portfolios. In addition, she is a member of the Global Fund Advisors Network, founded by Canonbury and International Research Associates, which raises funds for alternative investments.
 
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