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Andy,
So you are trying to assess their long term results, huh? (the original group I mean).
The second generations show you that people have to revise the method a little through the years. I read somewhere most of them (old and new ones)add their own little twist and tweaking with it to
personalize the method. And also these are not just ordinary people off the street.Not that easy to emulate them "exactly". As most of them has the right "stuff" and prefer to keep a low profile.
Also Richard Dennis has said he has revised it through these years to control the volatility of the results, I think he includes a lot of option positions these days. So, like the markets, these
traders are also dynamic and flexible. Sorry, don't have
much other info,just my 1 1/2 cents worth.
Felix
(My copies of the Wizards books looks like old worn newspapers, got a new set this October)
Andy Dunn wrote:
> >Go read the Market Wizard books by Jack Schwager and also about Russel Sands who is a first generation turtle
> >student.
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> I have only read it 4 times...
> there is no mention of the names or listing of the turtles...I am looking for a list so I can see which are CTAs...I know there are lots of 2nd gen turtles CTA, but what about the original bunch?
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> >
> >Andy Dunn wrote:
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> >> Does anyone know the names of the people who were the "original turtles", not the 2nd or third generation?
> >> And what funds do these first generation manage?
> >>
> >> thanks
> >>
> >> Andy
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