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November 1, 2022 at 4:15 pm #102224ArthurHillMember
October 2022
Russell 3000 MR (no leverage): +1.66%
Russell 3000 Rotation (no leverage): CashAnd away we go…
December 1, 2022 at 2:17 pm #115157ArthurHillMemberNovember 2022
Russell 1000 MR (50% leverage): +1.93%
S&P 1500 Rotation (no leverage): Cash
Index filter turned bullish on 30-Nov so will start trading rotation in December.December 5, 2022 at 11:58 am #115253ArthurHillMemberRotation strategy put on ice for a month or so to consider a currency hedging strategy (Euro/USD). Currency hedging not as important with MR because only 20% exposure, short holding periods and can use margin. Rotation has 100% exposure, longer holding periods and no margin.
Unless I missed it, a forum search did not turn up anything on currency hedging strategies. Ideas are welcome. Considering Euro/USD options. Is hedging cost effective when considering the next 1000 trades?
December 5, 2022 at 9:34 pm #115298Nick RadgeKeymasterI use futures – very economical.
I also use a basic 100-day channel to put hedges on/off.December 15, 2022 at 3:15 pm #115299ArthurHillMemberThanks for the suggestion! I am now cleared for futures trading so will start making the calculations.
December 30, 2022 at 10:03 am #115158ArthurHillMemberCalling it a day, week, month and year. Happy new year to all and best wishes for 2023!
December 2022
Russell 1000 MR (50% leverage): -.74% (started in Oct. YTD +2.8%)
S&P 1500 Rotation (no leverage): CashDecember 30, 2022 at 8:54 pm #115333Nick RadgeKeymasterHave a great 2023 Art.
January 31, 2023 at 3:24 pm #115159ArthurHillMemberJanuary 2023
Russell 1000 MR (50% leverage): +.60%
S&P 1500 Rotation (no leverage): CashMarch 1, 2023 at 1:11 pm #115397ArthurHillMemberFebruary 2023
Russell 1000 MR (50% leverage): +1.04%
S&P 1500 Rotation (no leverage): -3.04%April 4, 2023 at 4:25 pm #115463ArthurHillMemberRussell 1000 MR (50% leverage): -1.86%
S&P 1500 Rotation (no leverage): -3.5%Getting whipsawed with my market timing filter on the rotation strategy. Going to revisit the timing model.
May 1, 2023 at 3:01 pm #115531ArthurHillMemberRussell 1000 MR (No leverage): +.20%
S&P 1500 Rotation (no leverage): -1.00%March 22, 2024 at 1:51 pm #115584ArthurHillMemberHi all,
Been away for almost a year …. Days turned into weeks and weeks turned into months, but months did not turn into years yet! I am still doing the system trader thing with some success after the recent momentum run. And I am still on Amibroker, but not averse to RT. Just need to find the time.
Stock-Based ETF Strategy (Momentum with Profit Target)
74 stock-based ETFs with data to at least 2007
2023 -6.9% (got slammed in September)
2024 Jan +0.6%
2024 Feb +4.5%NDX Momentum Rotation Strategy
2023 +10.2%
2024 Jan +6.1%
2024 Feb +11.8%SPX Momentum Rotation Strategy (sans Financials sector)
2023 +11.3%
2024 Jan +7.0%
2024 Feb +10.8%Russell 1000 Mean-Reversion Strategy
2023 +0.1% (slammed in March)
2024 Jan +1.3%
2024 Feb -0.1%Goals for the next month or two:
Check the forum at least twice a week and tune in to a call when possible.
Revamp the mean-reversion strategy. It is not worth the hassle with current returns. Got hit hard in March 2023 (-6.4%) with the Silicon Valley bank scare as the system was too heavy in financials. Perhaps I should limit sector exposure, but this is a double sided sword (think, tech). The strategy produces some good trades, but then gets some outsized hits as the knife continues to fall.
While I am generally happy with the returns on the momentum-rotation strategies, I would like to see fewer trades, a longer holding period for winners and a higher Profit/Loss%. My current system also operates using the position score value 20 days prior. I wouldn’t mind a current score so I can see current rankings, not the rank score 20 days ago. In this regard, I have new systems on the backburner that I will consider for the next market cycle, or perhaps after we see a drawdown. Hmm… waiting for the pullback. I’ve heard that one before.
Cheers,
ArthurApril 3, 2024 at 10:34 am #116053ArthurHillMemberResults for March 2024 and YTD
Stock-Based ETF (Momentum with Profit Target)
74 stock-based ETFs with data to at least 2007
2024 Mar +2.9%
2024 YTD +8.1%NDX Momentum Rotation
2024 Mar -1.6%
2024 YTD +16.6%SPX Momentum Rotation (sans Financials sector)
2024 Mar +4.7%
2024 YTD +24.1%Russell 1000 Mean-Reversion
2024 Mar +0.7%
2024 YTD +1.9%Goals going forward: Revamp MRV strategy and look into an all weather strategy.
Will start by diving into the long thread that was started by Nick.April 3, 2024 at 9:11 pm #116085Nick RadgeKeymasterLooking good Art.
May 2, 2024 at 2:22 pm #116086ArthurHillMemberResults for April 2024 and YTD
Stock-Based ETF (Momentum with Profit Target)
74 stock-based ETFs with data to at least 2007
2024 Apr -4.5%
2024 YTD +3.3%NDX Momentum Rotation
2024 Apr -6.0%
2024 YTD +9.7%SPX Momentum Rotation (sans Financials sector)
2024 Apr -.50%
2024 YTD +23.9%Russell 1000 Mean-Reversion
2024 Apr -0.2%
2024 YTD +1.7%Making final adjustments on new RUI mean-reversion strat with three changes. First, I raised the threshold for the trend indicator to ensure only the strongest stocks make the cut. Second, I added 10% max loss stops to exit positions quicker and move on. Third, I moved the stale exit from 5 to 10 days. Seems that time is on my side when the stock is in an uptrend. Onward through the fog…
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