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Geoff, once again, thanks. Maybe if you run it again now, the numbers will be much worse. Your articles are great, and you're very polite with readers' questions. The reason i asked the first question was beacuse the main strategists of investment banks (what were investment banks) always make projections of posible market trajectories of no more than 2 years, and they say they use computational models, that's why i asked if a program like QPP could be useful for the short term, though you said to me in other question i asked you before that QPP makes long term projections
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Geoff, another question: What's the tail risk for homebuilders like CTX or KBH? Does it point to a brisk stock price change like it was for financials?
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Again, a great article. It is as explicative as useful. Have a question, suppose you're just a trader, i mean, you're time horizon lasts no more than a month; does this kind of modelling is helpful for that kind of investment profile? If you run a long-short fund, how does the model change in that circumstances? And in an only-short one?
Risk Management and Concentrated Positions [View article]
Risk Management and Concentrated Positions [View article]
The reason i asked the first question was beacuse the main strategists of investment banks (what were investment banks) always make projections of posible market trajectories of no more than 2 years, and they say they use computational models, that's why i asked if a program like QPP could be useful for the short term, though you said to me in other question i asked you before that QPP makes long term projections
Risk Management and Concentrated Positions [View article]
What's the tail risk for homebuilders like CTX or KBH?
Does it point to a brisk stock price change like it was for financials?
Risk Management and Concentrated Positions [View article]
Have a question, suppose you're just a trader, i mean, you're time horizon lasts no more than a month; does this kind of modelling is helpful for that kind of investment profile?
If you run a long-short fund, how does the model change in that circumstances? And in an only-short one?
Thanks Geoff, keep up with these great articles