Better System Trader

189: Managing multiple trading strategies – David Bean

May 26, 2021

01:06:19

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Strategies That Beat the Market

01:57

Are You Looking for Uncorrelated Strategies to Add to Your Portfolio?

02:40

Soybean Strategy

01:55

Introduction

2min

Capstone Trading Systems - How Did You Get Started in the Late 90s?

2min

Strategies That Beat the Market

2min

How to Manage Multiple Trading Strategies?

2min

How Do You Qualify a Drawdown?

4min

Strategies That Are in Drawdowns?

4min

Soybean Strategy

2min

Using Past Performance to Look for Patterns and Cycles

3min

Managing the Portfolio in a Bull Market

2min

10.

Are You Looking for Uncorrelated Strategies to Add to Your Portfolio?

3min

11.

How Much Time Do You Need to Test Ideas?

2min

12.

Is There a Difference Between a Sim Account and a Trading Sim Account?

2min

13.

Do You Have Any Errors When You Start Trading Your Strategy?

2min

14.

Is There a Forum for Trading Ideas?

2min

15.

Using Ugly Equity Curves in a Multi-Strategy Environment

5min

16.

Optimizing a Strategy in a Set?

2min

17.

Allocation to Strategies

3min

18.

The Return Skew of New Strategies

2min

19.

How Long Do You Test Your Strategy?

2min

20.

How Do You Account for That in Your Back Test Results?

2min

21.

Portfolio Maestro on Ninja Trading Platform?

3min

22.

How to Trade Multiple Strategies on the Same Symbol?

2min

23.

Do You Use Genetic Algorithm Software to Find Strategies?

3min

24.

Is Your Ideal Robust Strategy Doing Well?

4min

25.

How Many Times Do Your Strategies Trade Per Week?

3min

26.

Do You Use Trade Station Automation for Strategy Orders?

2min

27.

The Better System Trader Podcast, Episode 161

2min

David Bean from Capstone Trading Systems joins us to share tips and techniques to manage multiple trading strategies, including:

When to start trading a strategy live (the answer may not be what you think!),
Why you should learn to love “ugly equity curves”,
Watching the markets for trading ideas,
Identifying patterns and cycles in portfolio drawdown,
Why you should consider correlation based on methodology instead of typical correlation measurements, plus
Patterns vs optimization, single idea strategies, market truths, retesting failed patterns, low frequency trading strategies and much more.

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