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Simple money management wins over time
How much trading capital is enough?
By Joseph Stuber
You have heard it before: Trade structure and money management are the most important components of a profitable trading strategy (see “Simple money management wins over time,” January 2012), and while you can’t dismiss the role played by entry and exit logic, order triggers are significantly overrated as the key contributor to profitable long-term results.
Surveys suggest that professional traders are successful about ....
You have heard it before: Trade structure and money management are the most important components of a profitable trading strategy (see “Simple money management wins over time,” January 2012), and while you can’t dismiss the role played by entry and exit logic, order triggers are significantly overrated as the key contributor to profitable long-term results.
Surveys suggest that professional traders are successful about ....
Li Lu's 2010 Spring Lecture at Columbia
I understand this is old but it is always good to be refreshed of old ideas. Similar to how Warren Buffett reverts back to Graham and Dodd's Security Analysis
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