Part VII: System Testing and Management
Chapter 23: Money and Risk Management
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- Chapter Objectives
- Definitions and measurements of risk as it relates to money management
- The martingale betting strategy
- Diversifiable versus correlated risk
- Methods for testing money-management strategies
- The use of various types of stops to manage risk
- Methods for determining the minimum capital needed for a system
- Methods for determining the percentage of capital to allocate toward one system
- Intro
- Risk and Money Management
- Testing Money-Management Strategies
- Money-Management Risks
- Concepts
- Drawdown and Maximum Drawdown
- Theory of Runs
- Martingale Betting System
- Reward to Risk
- Normal Risks
- Positions size
- Number of Shares or Contracts
- Determining Optimal Position Size
- Risk of Ruin Formula
- Theory of Runs
- Optimal f and the Kelly Forumula
- Calculating Optimal f
- Final Position Size
- Initial Capital
- Initial Capital– Monte Carlo Simulation
- Monte Carlo simulation projected equity
- Leverage
- Pyramiding
- Unusual Risks
- Psychological Risk
- Knowledge of the Market
- Diversifiable Risk
- Trade Frequency
- Temporal
- Security Quality
- Money-Management Risk Strategies
- Intro
- Protective Stop
- Hard Money or Dollar Stop
- Maximum Winning Adverse Excursion
- Trailing Stop
- Breakeven Level and Breakeven Stop
- Technical Point Versus Money Point
- Volatility Stop
- Maximum Winning Favorable
- Trend Line
- Adaptive
- Other Kinds of Stops
- Intro
- Signal
- Time
- Targets
- Execution
- Monitoring Systems and Portfolios
- If Everything Goes Wrong
- Conclusion
- Review Questions
Proceed to Appendix A: Basic Statistics (in Kirkpatrick and Dahlquist)
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