Carlos Mata
@MataPetrolPetroleum Engineer and Systematic Futures Trader
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New Blog Post on the power of diversification! Check it out! Setting up a Portfolio of Futures Trading Strategies open.substack.com/pub/tradingstr…
New Article! Trading Commodity Futures Calendar Spreads open.substack.com/pub/tradingstr…
La principal razón por la que no invierto en Dubai es la volatilidad de los precios La segunda, por la misma cantidad de € puedo tener muchos más m2 en una capital europea
These are the kinds of market days where you learn whether you're prepared or not. - Are you comfortable with the risk you're taking? - If you have a system, do you have the urge to change some things? - Are you looking to other investing approaches to switch over to? - Did you…
I've done trading for 7 years now, and this is my core strategy. Demystifying Trend Following Trading. * Can retail traders afford it? * Different ways to structure strategies * Data considerations * Execution considerations open.substack.com/pub/tradingstr…
Hunting for profitable trading ideas? Me too!. Just got this great commodity trading idea from @pyquantnews in the @bettersystrader podcast, and decided to test it. Check out my new blog post where I take a stab at a "Crack Spread" concept. Looks good! open.substack.com/pub/tradingstr…
I started a blog! To keep a journal of trading strategy research, implementation and performance. Let's see where this goes!. Welcome to Trading Strategies open.substack.com/pub/tradingstr…
This one page document from the US government in 1918 on 'Spanish Flu' is more measured, more scientific, and more holistic than everything we have been fed for the past 2 years... Incredible.
Broadly, there are 3 types of systematic trading strategy that can "work". In order of increasing turnover: 1. Risk premia harvesting 2. Economically-sensible, statistically-quantifiable slow-converging inefficiencies 3. Trading fast-converging supply/demand imbalances 👇👇👇
Traders often implicitly assume recent conditions will persist - without checking whether that's likely to be true. You need to understand the assumptions you are making, and whether they are reasonable. Here are some examples and a simple analytical approach 👇👇👇 1/n
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