At this stage it is hard to say. All I know is that Fidelity Brokerage is very thoughtful about there customers. We will see some updates this year, I am sure.
A cursory look is that he's back-testing/forward-testing a strategy on leveraged ETFs and probably does not take borrow rebates or transactions costs into account.In regards to Beau, whatever you wanna say about him, he is not wearing a suite and is not the typical WallStreet guy but his performance here: https://www.wealthsignals.com/Strategy/Detail/ETF-Pairs-Arbitrage-9IP7Vx is outstanding. The beauty here is that you not only see the out of sample results but also the backtested results. I feel comfortable if they are "in synch".
A cursory look is that he's back-testing/forward-testing a strategy on leveraged ETFs and probably does not take borrow rebates or transactions costs into account.
Is it a long-only system?The ETF Pairs Arb system trades two symbols, and MAYBE places 1 trade every 30 days on average.
Interesting. Not interesting enough to subscribe, but interesting enough to read a description when I get home.It buys QID and QLD. QID is ProShares UltraShort QQQ.
Interesting. Not interesting enough to subscribe, but interesting enough to read a description when I get home.