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> You got to be kidding.
Why?
> Given two money managers: One with a good trading style and a
> bad track
> record; And the other with a bad trading style and a good
> track record. Are
> you saying you would take trading style over track record?
No. I said that using the track record as the primary determiner for
selecting a manager is a bad idea. Given two money managers with good
track records, I will always take the one whose trading system seems to
make the most sense and has the greatest chance for baseline consistency
into the future.
By my definition, a good trading system will not produce a bad track
record over time.
Sticks
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