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@fedupphill @steveeypips Voting reform to get you dirty people out of here

@steveeypips Fuck em mate, be loud and proud ❤️

They want us to hide away, conceal our identity and be scared in our own cities. I will not be scared. Off to London, as a Jew. Loud, proud and believer in the Jewish people's right to self determination in their indigenous homeland (yup, a Zionist) AM YISRAEL CHAI.

@PauloNoggy @champagnekofi more closer to 10y

@champagnekofi Prob 3yrs in Asia

Material costs are so high my builder said he did his extension himself and it still cost him £62k.

@YaboiiTese @DailyLoud Do you ever wake up and try to speak a little english properly?

@DailyLoud On some real shit if you make a bet and that bet is money, idm how much it is…If you lose you got to pay up, only way a mf will be okay wit you not paying them is if they bet something else, or if your close friends with that person that it doesn’t matter at all.

Adrien Broner crashes out over a girl for not paying up a $500 bet

@1161Jake @GBPolitcs They have never cared for the others. Unfortunately, its always been that way for years

🚨NEW: The MET Police have announced that a community protection team of 100 officers will be assigned to safeguard the Jewish community

@kieran__duff figured everyone is doing this but problem is that max drawdown (of a backtest) is determined by a singular path of a simulation so i wasnt sure Im trying portfolio sharpe but then its telling me to use 0.1% each algo (i have 9), but seems so small 😫

Hey bro, depends. I used to base the sizing dependent on avg. and max drawdowns (cross-referenced with avg. loss size to ensure some form of consistency across my sizing). These days, I'm tending to size based on my live Sharpe combined with the above.

Building a systematic portfolio: why correlation between strategies is the bit most retail traders miss Started thinking about this last week after a conversation with someone running their first multi-strategy book. He'd built five strategies that each looked solid on its own, combined them, and expected smoother returns plus smaller drawdowns (drawdown being the worst peak-to-trough loss the strategy goes through). Got the opposite, and couldn't figure out why. The answer is the bit of portfolio theory that gets glossed over in most retail systematic content: correlation between strategies isn't really visible until they all hurt at the same time. Here's the trap. You build a trend-following strategy on $EURUSD. Then you build another trend-following strategy on $GBPUSD. Different pair, different parameters, different historical equity curves. They look independent on paper. The monthly correlation might even be quite low. But both strategies depend on the same underlying force: dollar direction. When the dollar makes a big move (say, after a Fed decision), both strategies win or both strategies lose at roughly the same time. Under normal market conditions you wouldn't notice the link. The day a regime shifts (a "regime shift" being a big change in how markets behave, like the move from low-inflation to high-inflation in 2022), they both draw down together. And the "diversification" you thought you had vanishes exactly when you needed it. This is hidden correlation. From running my own portfolio, it's the single biggest reason retail multi-strategy books deliver worse results than the individual strategies promised. What to actually look at: Monthly return correlation is the easy metric. Most platforms calculate it for you. It tells you something, but it misses the case I just described. The metric that matters more is correlation of drawdowns. When does each strategy give money back? If every strategy in your book gives back money at the same times, you don't have a portfolio. You have one trade in disguise. Easy way to test: line up the equity curves of all your strategies on the same chart. Look at the bad weeks. If every curve dips in the same week, you're not as diversified as you thought. Building a real portfolio (the slow way) Most retail systematic traders try to assemble a portfolio in a weekend. Build five strategies, switch them all on, hope it works. It usually doesn't, for the reason above. The slow approach that actually works: Diversify across market types. FX, indices, metals, commodities all react to different things. A strategy on EURUSD and a strategy on gold are far less likely to be hidden-correlated than two FX strategies. Diversify across strategy types. Trend-following and mean-reversion are roughly opposites. When one is doing well, the other often isn't. Range-bound and breakout strategies have similarly different profiles. Diversify across timeframes. Intraday strategies, swing strategies that hold for days, and position strategies that hold for weeks all catch different kinds of moves. Add strategies one at a time. Run a candidate alongside your existing book for 3-6 months. Measure whether it's actually contributing to portfolio-level returns or just adding noise. If it's not adding real diversification, drop it. I've been running 28-30 strategies in my XAQP portfolio across FX, commodities, and US indices. Each one is capped at a maximum -1% drawdown at master level (master level being the underlying account where the strategies execute, before being scaled up for investors). The reason the portfolio works isn't that any individual strategy is brilliant. It's that they're genuinely independent. For a retail trader starting out: Two genuinely uncorrelated strategies will outperform five hidden-correlated ones, almost every time. Build slowly. Test correlation on the equity curves, not just the monthly returns. And resist the temptation to keep adding strategies until you've actually proven the existing ones move independently under stress. That's the bit nobody tells you in the YouTube tutorials.

@jreparocha @SSalyers2 You're smoking crack, please put it down mate. J3ws actions are the cause of this so lol

@SSalyers2 Jews are especially hated. The Koran considers Jews (the Opening verse 7) cursed by Allah. Repetition of this verse (17 times a day by the faithful) can give rise to a special hatred in some minds, resulting in violence. Please provide a link to a preach on how to stop this.

I am beginning get a truly horrible feeling that we are being conditioned to view all Jewish people in the same way as people once viewed the English royal family, not exactly ‘divine’ but apart from and above, special and requiring both exceptional treatment and a kind of reverence. There’s that same order of shock and outrage over any attack on a Jewish person, ambulance, etc you would once have got, might still get, over an attempt on the life of a royal - as if something sacrosanct had been threatened. As opposed to the violence perpetrated on any other ‘ordinary’ group. Surely we have had enough of feudal privilege, class privilege, white/master race privilege, male privilege etc to teach us where this leads and why it must be prevented?

@Naimaintaipei @sacredrain @nypost F off you fat jue no one asked YOU

@sacredrain @nypost I believe Rana is innocent.

High-profile JPMorgan case update: Lorna Hajdini has now deleted her LinkedIn after making a weak, desperate attempt to defend herself in a @nypost article. Nothing in it disproves Rana’s allegations. There’s a major cover-up going on in the US. Rana needs public support.

@Shalom22122122 @michaelwhite No one even died mate relax

@michaelwhite The British are cowards who would rather watch Jewish citizens die in the streets than admit that a violent Global Infada against Jews is an antisemitic holy war. Yall deserve sharia law.

Not sure we need lessons on civic values from Bibi Netanyahu or the Daily Mail

@AIMSupremo @JonathanPieNews No one gives a shit about you, Dave

@JonathanPieNews You’re out of touch with how people feel with this one. I used to rate you, but you are way off the mark here.

BREAKING: Man who used to march down the street singing hitler youth songs and go up to his jewish classmates and make the hissing sound of gas chambers realises he can use yesterday's antisemitic attack to score some cheap political points and talk about that two-tier far-right conspiracy bullshit. Classy.

@PerfectionistZX @HangingByA Go check the job app yourself you dog

@HangingByA Are you trolling or do you actually believe this?!

the idf is hiring ppl from the UK under the front they'll be working security at Heathrow Airport:

@dmartin_nq @TheWolf534 What options do we have boys? Ftmo too expensive for what it is imo, the event trading TP rule is a big no no for me, hence alpha cap

@TheWolf534 Yea I realized too but I ignored that because I think maybe that's because they want to see if it's martingale or grid or some popular EA you are copytrading

I was thinking of getting an alpha capital account but massive sales are on my list of red flags. There is really no good option outside of FTMO. I see 5ers delaying payouts. E8 is now the only other potential candidate for me. Industry may actually be cooked

@Restructuring__ What would be the neg comments on him? Feels like MLP wanted to internalise his alpha by getting him back but only ones who lost out basically were the LPs, no?

Honestly, pretty annoying to see all these negative comments on Bobby Jain. Of course this is not what he was aiming for... and so? He took a risk, he went on his own, and now in the downside case he is back in a very similar spot to where he would be if he had just kept his old job. Everyone should learn from him. And as a reminder, he has had a pretty stellar career: - Grew up in Queens - Co-CIO at Millennium Management - Launched a hedge fund with $5.3B day one Congrats Bobby Jain

@TheWolf534 What platform are you using to backtest? Im too scared to use external ones, what if they hijack my sht

Richard Dennis one of the best traders of all time built his edge on breakouts. He accepted small losses for big trends. He always believed that even if he publishes his rules on the newspaper nobody would follow them. Discipline and consistent execution is key for any system to play out. I applied that same methodology and discipline and DOMINATED prop firms. Below is a simple portfolio of 2 Breakout Systems Tested from 2011-2026 and used on my FTMO accounts.

@OswaldJr14 @CDhonnchaidh @WorldByWolf They got nothing to do with UK man, fob off

@CDhonnchaidh @WorldByWolf They’re the ones that AREN’T ‘racists’. People are in for a shock when the real Nationalists take over!

Tommy Robinson has confirmed his long term Zionist backer Robert Shillman has written him a $100,000 cheque to finance the UTK rally. Why would an American Zionist Jew finance a British nationalist rally? Because it isn’t really a British nationalist rally. It’s a Zionist op.

@arqotx @FearedBuck Get gud. More you exposure you get, the more likelihood your chances of $ go up. But if you stop your chances are ALWAYS 0

@FearedBuck Bro raised $45 million by sitting on his ass for 9 straight days playing video games Meanwhile I can’t even stream for 3 hours without wanting to end it all.

Polish streamer Łatwogang’s 9-day, 24/7 livestream has ended after raising over 192 million złoty (around $45 million) for Cancer Fighters, supporting children battling cancer. This makes it the largest charity livestream ever.

@OverMamabis @yoxics Yay dirty juu

Ben Pasternak responds to Evelyn Ha accusing him of str*ngling her which led to his arrest “Evelyn was abusive to me for pretty much the entirety of our relationship. I’ve spoken to multiple of her former partners and they all had the same experience"

@maxchinox @ippatel Nigerian ai slop, get out here man

@ippatel Such a surreal moment, one person looks completely calm while filming everything, while the Secret Service is in full serious mode searching for the shooter. It really makes you wonder how real this situation actually is.

White House Correspondence Shooter Identified as Cole Thomas Allen. This is how secret service controlled the shooter.

@TheWoBrixton yo, can you open your dms? Want to ask you something about the buy side space atm, also exec trader

@RachelZader @geeteetwo @DeepDishEnjoyer "Friends" p4 now p3

@geeteetwo @DeepDishEnjoyer We're friends lol

Hold up that was actually a good photo. New pfp?