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Posts Tagged ‘ Hedging ’

Jan 07
Wednesday

Made $1k in 24 Hours

Filed under Discrepancy Trading, The Inflationist Challenge 2009

Taking Profit
Taking Profit

Gap narrowed very quickly as FTSE crashed to 4514 whilst Australia 200 stayed strong at 3760. The Inflationist has decided to take profit (even though we think FTSE has got a long way to fall - the gap could easily close up to 700), but $1k for one days “work” is not bad at all (Note: the actual positions shown in the screen are not based on the previous posts, in real life we got in at better positions! Note the above is $5/point).

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Discrepancy Trading
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A very profitable and relatively safe way of making money that the The Inflationist subscribes to is in Discrepancy Trading. We take two opposite positions (ie long X and short Y) to take advantage of temporary decoupling between two prices (index, commodity price etc). This style of trading is not ...continue


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