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Trading a monthly strategy
Parking a $100k in this "set & forget" type strategy, I thought the pressures of trading would be alleviated somewhat "but" to my surprise, it's proven not to be the case. The uncertainty of world events at the moment is contributing to this feeling of a lack of control which isn't a nice feeling.
Trading traits
Your personality will decide if you can properly execute positions trading a monthly strategy. What seems natural to many traders executing in lower time frames, "switching" to a monthly system will certainly feel alien to some degree. You can’t control the market but when trading lower time frames you "believe" that you have control over how you’ll react when trading becomes emotional. When trading monthly it doesn't afford you this luxury.
Skate.
Mr Skate, a monthly strategy, particularly in a long only strategy, is for a bull market. It is not for a bear market, which of course we are now in.
If you had (cherry pick a time period) traded a monthly strategy in the US from 2009 through 2021, I'm sure you would have been happy with the results.
jog on
duc
I’m with you….thing that makes me very nervous about monthly systems is that even in back testing over past 20/30 years you just can’t get enough trades to give a good level of statistic relevance. No way I’m going near monthly systems. Also, with such a long hold time for me id want a robust hedge strategy in place and that starts to complicate things a little too much for my trading approach. But hey, each to their ownTrading Monthly - It's not for me
Let me try to explain why trading a monthly strategy is not for me. After looking at the recent results of two other members trading monthly strategies have proven to be not for the faint-hearted. I falsely believed trading a monthly strategy would be a piece of cake but not so.
The feeling of not being in control
The physical & emotional control of trading monthly is somewhat taken out of your hands. Trading is unpredictable & there is so much that can happen when trading in any time period. I have now traded daily, weekly & monthly systems experiencing the best & worse of each. I'm first to admit trading daily is profitable & exciting but I couldn't sustain the enthusiasm as the workload wouldn't permit me to have a life.
My comfort zone
I've found trading weekly systems to be "my goldilocks period". Trading daily or weekly systems allow you to "respond" rather than "react" to spikes in volatility. Responding to those spikes makes the down days "stomachable to some degree" whereas trading a monthly strategy removes that level of comfort.
Skate.
is there a place to be if they close the market? is cash even the best way?So the Fed issued today a 'liquidity warning'.
They can't reverse back into QE (not yet anyway) and we have QT looming.
So if they are caught both ways, howabout closing the market as happened in 1914 and 2001?
jog on
duc
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