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Contents
Living with “Mr. Serenity”— Foreword by Brenda Russell-Basso
Preface
Part 1: Interviews
Enjoy the Ride
Episode 10: April 25, 2012
Q&A with Mr. Serenity
Episode 83: November 28, 2012
Brain Teasers
Episode 200: January 10, 2014
Travel, Politics and Catastrophic Events
Episode 306: January 1, 2015
Tools That Make or Break Us
Episode 700: October 8, 2018
Part 2: Collected Research and Publications
Adding Low Sharpe Ratio Investments Can Increase Your Sharpe Ratio
Background on the study
Results of the study
Using the research
Algorithmic Trading Is Getting a Bad Rap
Currency Investing—Increasing Net Worth While Protecting Net Wealth
Net Worth versus Net Wealth
Currency values—the score of the game we’re all playing
Good Trading Is Not Rocket Science
Some Leverage Is Good, Too Much Is Dangerous
Purpose of the study
Defining leverage
Leverage varies by markets
Good use of leverage
Leverage varies with strategy
Where leverage becomes dangerous
Study of Time Spent in Trending and Sideways Markets
Purpose of the study
Markets move up, down and sideways
How to measure the trend of a market
The theory of timing in an up stock market
Timing a down stock market
Timing a sideways stock market
Time spent in up, down and sideways markets
Study of market direction
10 Rules to Consider When Investing Your Money
The ETR Comfort Ratio
Issues with measuring return-to-risk using these approaches
A better way to calculate return-to-risk: the ETR Comfort Ratio
A simple example: T-Bills
Another example: S&P 500 Index
How do you calculate the ETR Comfort Ratio?
Spreadsheet example
Conclusions and suggestions
The Value Added of Asset Allocation Combined with Rebalancing
Background on the study
Results of the study
What does this show us?
Thoughts on Good Investing Psychology in the Midst of Turmoil
Time Stocks Spent in Up, Down and Sideways Markets (2018 Update)
Purpose of the study
How the study was done
Exponential moving averages
Conclusions
Timing the Market Revisited
Constructing a reasonable study of timing
What is the potential objective of perfect timing?
Performance of a simple timing strategy
More results of the study
They were the best of days, the worst of days …
Annual returns
Sorting the monthly returns
The real reason that timing helps the investor
Math used in creating an exponential moving average (EMA)
Risk Control System
New position risk
Ongoing risk exposure
Measuring Futures Volatility
Daily volatility
The Logic of Trend Following and How to Improve Your Trader Psychology with Market Wizard Tom Basso
Interview with Tom Basso by Aaron Fifield, July 22, 2015
About the Author
About Tom Basso
Bibliography
Appendix: Trend Following Podcast—Selected Interviews with Michael Covel
Publishing details
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