LONG
U.S. financials: 26% portfolio weight (+3.9% gain since entry July 14)
NASDAQ 100: 18% (+5.6% since entry Aug. 4)
Crude oil: 17% (-0.7% since entry Aug. 18)
Japanese/Asian equities: 14% (entry Aug. 25)
Russell 2000: 12% (entry Aug. 25)
Copper: 10% (entry Aug. 25)
Long-dated bonds: 8% (+2.2% since entry Aug. 13, 2007)
SHORT
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CASH
27%
CLOSED TRADES (Aug. 25)
Gold bullion (long): -17.9% since entry June 2
Russell 2000 (short): -0.6% since entry Aug. 18
Notes:
- Positions are as of the open of August 26, 2008. Numbers may exceed 100% due to leveraged trades or may not equal 100% due to rounding.
- Returns on ongoing and closed trades are based on my own positions, not the underlying market prices. My returns are in some cases based on leveraged positions and may also include currency exchange into Canadian dollars.
Tuesday, August 26, 2008
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3 comments:
Hey Alex. First I want to thank you for the site, it has help me with my trades not just $$$$$ but the way I look at the markets differently. My question is what do you trade copper under (fcx)? Anthony
Hey Alex, In wanted to thank you for the site. It has help me with $$$ and the way I look at the markets differently. I do have a question for you about copper? How do you trade it (fcx) ? Also with 4 commodities bullish your out of silver and gold? Thanks again Tony C
Hi Tony,
I'm using JJC, a new ETN, for the copper. My risk-control rule for highly correlated markets doesn't stop me from following a sell signal for an existing trade, which is why I'm out of silver and gold.
The rule is to prevent me from initiating new trades in markets that are diverging from what the setups are suggesting is the broader trend in the sector.
Regards,
Alex
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