Easy come easy go..
$CTA who made a pivot to become more energy heavy is looking even wilder especially for an ETF.
Replying to @sdav1986
Pain was FI, Grains and Indices but Universe dependent.
Some would be up, our private trend program is up thanks to TTF Euro Nat Gas moving a lot. Many funds not trading that market missed out, I know a couple of small funds do that benefited earlier this year.
Carry was better for me but RSSY lost money, though it lost less than RSST.
Replying to @QuantifiableA
Also for other things with strange data, check the market linking list some are old contracts linked to new (like Lumber). I had to actually fix a problem with their lumber linking.
Replying to @QuantifiableA
Looks like CME shut that one down, there's big volume before it and the new contract starts in 2024 with hardly any volume at all.
Gemini says some stuff, not that reliable sometimes but makes sense
TTF was really nice to us this month - but look at the mess we had to hold through last month in Sep...
Then zooming out can see the fully messy trend since the start in March.
That's why I don't really believe in what all the famous stock traders and furus say about tight stops - tight stops just cost a lot of money and mess everything up.
Wide trailing stop the whole time, taking on risk because that's what we're paid for if lazy trading like this.
October. It seems like last month - starts well and spends the rest of the time whipsawing sideways.
BRL hit from the election looks small compared to grains, was an absolutely horrible month for grains that had built up a lot of exposure. TTF natty had such a straight-line trend the whole month that it covered for any of that pain.
Seems it was a tough month for many, I got lucky with my Universe selection and the choice not to trade individual equities on momentum/trend.
Replying to @pedma7
Ahh life is so peaceful after quitting crypto for tradfi😅
NGL I'd buy a shitload of BTC though if we got another FTX capitulation to some stupid low price..























