He bought a sick property about a mile from my house. Wants to tear it down to build and the historic association wont let him tear it down. His answer is, I'll move it to wherever you want. https://www.miamiluxuryhomes.com/re...ne-arschts-coconut-grove-waterfront-compound/
%% NICE pics; palm trees look so neat. The palm trees look good just passin' thru also [Edit doesn't like any of those buyers believe much in rising sea level. Even though i did not look @ a topo map . Thanks]
Can someone summarize: what was the main strategy? Was options trading a significant part of the success?
"The results reflect Citadel Securities’ status as a giant in the industry, taking share from top banks and dominating the market-making business for stocks and options, particularly for retail investors. The firm has said it handles about 40% of all US retail trading volume and one in every four US equities trades. It also serves more than 1,600 institutional clients, including sovereign wealth funds and central banks, the spokesperson said." "Citadel Securities trades in more than 35 countries and is responsible for executing over 20% of equity orders." Source https://www.bloomberg.com/news/arti...rities-posts-record-revenue-hedge-fund-surges
you need to only include the results from the asset manager to make this comparable. citadel securities is completely different
I guessed Ken's email address in the mid-nineties and sent him an email looking for him to back an etf/basket arbitrage system I was working on. We went back and forth a couple of times, he asked me to send him my resume so I could meet with his guys. I didn't send it. I didn't want to go work for someone else. The time I turned down a job at Goldman pre-IPO because they said I could not actively trade my own money is a close second in what were probably silly decisions. You live and you learn.