How To Make Money in a Recurring Fashion | with Luc Van Hof

In the second part of our interview with hedge fund founder Luc Van Hof, we dive into the philosophy and creation behind his trading models. We also discuss why he is a risk averse person, what hobbies help him stay focused at work, and what investors and fund managers can do to grow their business and trade smarter.
You can check out PART 1 of this interview right here: • Are Trading Options Da...
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In This Episode, You’ll Learn:
How to diversify your types of models - dynamic filtering that takes place. Automatic de-leveraging when a certain market goes down.
What concepts for his models repeat themselves over and over again, pattern recognition.
How he tests his models that have so many moving parts in short timeframes.
What investors should look at in terms of risk management
Maximum Exposure for a trade - determines the maximum risk that a trade can generate for the total of the portfolio.
Why investors should look at the predictability of returns and how to convince investors what and how you are going to trade is something that is going to work.
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[@paulojustinianookubo]

if you were to start today and you have 25k and have a good risk management strategy but not a good strategy itself to stocks picking or to pick any instrument how would you do it? I love trend following but I am having a hard time finding that strategy that tells me ok this is the trade to take and take it.. but I do not have the strategy that tells me hey get in ... or hey get out.. .. I do not worry about my exits because they are ready before the trade and I am very strict on it so I know for sure ill be getting out. Please guide me or tell me how would you create your strategy for trend trading strategy..

[@HepCatJack]

What were two books he recommended ? One was "Market Wizards" ( Jack D. Swagger ? ) the other sounded like "Predictive Company" but couldn't find any book with that name on Amazon.

[@TopTradersUnplugged]

It was: The Predictors: How a Band of Maverick Physicists Used Chaos Theory to Trade Their Way to a Fortune on Wall Street by Thomas A. Bass

[@HepCatJack]

Thanks !