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Adam Ondrejicka's avatar

Good job. It doesn't matter how currency affect that. If it is someone's concern, they can always hedge or trade already hedged instrument.

MarketFighter's avatar

Thanks! I know what you mean. But I also fully acknowledge (and experienced myself) the frustration of watching good returns get eaten by a currency drop :)

Adam Ondrejicka's avatar

I personally have trading accounts in various currencies so I'm not that affected by fluctuation. But I know what you mean

roas |Ex-Parte| Asset Control's avatar

Nice one 👍 what instruments have you traded during the active trading phase? Is it a swing strategy mostly?

MarketFighter's avatar

Thanks! It's a rules-based momentum strategy that only involves ETFs with rotation or rebalancing once a month. You can learn more about the strategy here:

https://www.marketfighter.com/p/the-beginners-guide-to-the-marketfighter

The full list of ETF tickers I use can be found here:

https://www.marketfighter.com/p/the-watchlist-see-the-15-tickers

rafael's avatar

hi, what is included in the paid subscription? the definition of the strategy so we can replicate it (either manually or automatically)? or some sort of signals on what to do? thanks.

MarketFighter's avatar

Hi! Paid subscribers receive the monthly trading signals before the opening of the first trading day of each month. It includes the exact ETF tickers for US and European markets. This is the same information I use to trade myself. I don't share the algorithm itself, but you get full access to follow the strategy and ask questions as needed.

You can read more here: https://www.marketfighter.com/p/the-beginners-guide-to-the-marketfighter

Finn from ThesisScope's avatar

The full history chart is pretty impressive. That’s the definition of compounding right there.

MarketFighter's avatar

Thanks. It does look crazy, yes. Remember most of it is backtested and not real trading. But exactly as you say, it's what compouding does when it's allowed to run over many years. I just wish I had started back in 2000 and not in 2021 😄

Finn from ThesisScope's avatar

Oh yes, I think most people wish they had started earlier. But it’s a good reminder that the long-term game is the one worth playing 💪