The Equity Long-Short strategy uses a quantitative model to introduce market orders, both entry and exits. The model looks for divergencies between stock price and its current volatility, closing the position when the Price-volatility gap is closed.
The strategy is designed to obtain a better return on risk than S&P500 index and the risk management is focused on obtaining a lower drawdown and volatility than index.
The model trades only Large Cap stocks, with high liquidity and without escalability problems. Thanks to the high liquidity, market orders are filled without market impact and at the best market prices.
*Returns are calculated net of commission and slippage, assuming a constant $100,000 of investment capital.
The strategy has produced a compound average rate of return of 22% (gross) per year since 2015.
The strategy has beaten the benchmark S&P500 index by an average of 13% a year since inception.
The strategy has lower drawdown -5.35% (vs -14.35%) and 99% Value-at-Risk -3.17% (vs -6.26%) than the benchmark.
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