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  1. Proving that a Variant Perception Strategy Works...

    Asness' methods are not so obvious, from what I know.
    Post by: pepper_john, Sep 11, 2006 in forum: Strategy Building

  2. Housing Soft Landing

    He is using the average re-sale home prices. OFHEO is also using the same method but applies it to a much smaller data sample (comforming loans).
    Post by: pepper_john, Sep 11, 2006 in forum: Economics

  3. Median Incomes vs. Price of Housing

    Housing has been part of the income (think of a ATM machine) until recently, so the out of balance is not too strange.
    Post by: pepper_john, Sep 9, 2006 in forum: Economics

  4. Bond ETF...is there a catch here?

    I would guess the coupon payout is not re-invested.
    Post by: pepper_john, Sep 5, 2006 in forum: ETFs

  5. Want To Share

    Thanks. Excellent explanation.
    Post by: pepper_john, Aug 29, 2006 in forum: Journals

  6. Fannie Mae -It PAYS to be connected!!

    There is a piece in WSJ that DOJ is becoming softer.
    Post by: pepper_john, Aug 24, 2006 in forum: Wall St. News

  7. Value of Backtesting and Stops

    what about the max draw down?
    Post by: pepper_john, Aug 21, 2006 in forum: Strategy Building

  8. Value of Backtesting and Stops

    there are two kind of stops. (1) stop loss (2) time stop. Personally I found time stop more useful.
    Post by: pepper_john, Aug 21, 2006 in forum: Strategy Building

  9. Value of Backtesting and Stops

    two peak market: exit after the second peak. positive autocorrelation: in a down trending market, exit whenever the market is lower, as its...
    Post by: pepper_john, Aug 21, 2006 in forum: Strategy Building

  10. Value of Backtesting and Stops

    Vow. Yearly return of more than 200% with Sharpe ratio of 5. Is this for single-strategy or a portfolio of strategies?
    Post by: pepper_john, Aug 21, 2006 in forum: Strategy Building

  11. Soros Comment

    The real estate market researchers in my company have become very bearish recently. Until early this year, they were still bullish. According...
    Post by: pepper_john, Aug 19, 2006 in forum: Economics

  12. Systematic US Equities Investing

    I am wondering too.
    Post by: pepper_john, Aug 4, 2006 in forum: Journals

  13. Do you believe "The Little Book That Beats the Market "

    no, I mean the book "the little book that beats the market". Actually the back-testing of his magic formula on a different data set (bloomberg...
    Post by: pepper_john, Aug 1, 2006 in forum: Trading

  14. Do you believe "The Little Book That Beats the Market "

    But he probably used his magic formula as part of the screening process.
    Post by: pepper_john, Aug 1, 2006 in forum: Trading

  15. Do you believe "The Little Book That Beats the Market "

    Please explain more.
    Post by: pepper_john, Aug 1, 2006 in forum: Trading

  16. Is China a bubble?

    I am always wondering if the compensation of "Chai Qian" depends on location, i.e . different city may have different policy. I have a friend who...
    Post by: pepper_john, Aug 1, 2006 in forum: Economics

  17. Is China a bubble?

    I was in China last year and I think people do get compensated if their houses are taken for development. The compensation works this way. Say...
    Post by: pepper_john, Jul 31, 2006 in forum: Economics

  18. Do you believe "The Little Book That Beats the Market "

    Thanks. Anyway, this guy has a proven record and should be taken seriously.
    Post by: pepper_john, Jul 31, 2006 in forum: Trading

  19. Jim Rogers, Bullish on Airlines

    Interesting. I guess he was (as always) a bit too earlier.
    Post by: pepper_john, Jul 31, 2006 in forum: Wall St. News

  20. Jim Rogers, Bullish on Airlines

    I remember someone said that opinion is like asshole, everyone get one.
    Post by: pepper_john, Jul 31, 2006 in forum: Wall St. News
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