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Concepts, Components and Collections of Trading Strategies and Market Color

Ravi Kashyap
The Journal of Wealth Management Winter 2019, jwm.2019.1.082; DOI: https://doi.org/10.3905/jwm.2019.1.082
Ravi Kashyap
is a finance professor at the SolBridge International School of Business in South Korea, and a research affiliate of the City University of Hong Kong in Hong Kong.
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This article acts as a collection of various trading strategies, and useful pieces of market information that might help to implement such strategies. The list is meant to be comprehensive (though by no means exhaustive) and hence we only provide pointers and give further sources to explore each strategy further. To set the stage for this exploration, we consider the factors that determine good and bad trades, the notions of market efficiency, the real prospect amid the seemingly high expectations of homogeneous expectations from human beings and the Catch-22 connotations that arise when comprehending the true meaning of rational investing. The authors broadly classify trading ideas and client market color material into Delta-One and Derivative strategies, since this acts as a natural categorization that depends on the expertise of the various trading desks that implement these strategies. For each strategy, the authors offer a core idea and present different flavors of this central theme to demonstrate that we can easily cater to the varying risk appetites, regional preferences, asset management styles, investment philosophies, liability constraints, investment horizons, notional trading size, trading frequency, and other preferences of different market participants.

TOPICS: Portfolio theory, portfolio construction, equity portfolio management

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  • • Collection of trading strategies and market information helpful to implement such strategies.

  • • Exploration of factors that determine good & bad trades and notions of market efficiency.

  • • Catch-22 connotations that arise when considering the true meaning of rational investing.

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    • TO TRADE OR NOT TO TRADE
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    • EFFICIENT ASSUMPTIONS, RATIONAL MYTHS, AND CATCH-22 CONUNDRUMS
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