In Addition,
Hypothetical Trading Does Not Involve Financial Risk, And No Hypothetical Trading Record Can Completely Account For The Impact Of Financial Risk Of Actual Trading.
In addition,
hypothetical trading does not involve financial risk.
IN ADDITION,
HYPOTHETICAL TRADING DOES NOT INVOLVE FINANCIAL RISK, AND NO HYPOTHETICAL TRADING RECORD CAN COMPLETELY ACCOUNT FOR THE IMPACT OF FINANCIAL RISK IN ACTUAL TRADING.
IN ADDITION,
HYPOTHETICAL TRADING DOES NOT INVOLVE FINANCIAL RISK, AND NO HYPOTHETICAL TRADING RECORD CAN COMPLETELY ACCOUNT FOR THE IMPACT
Not exact matches
Assume an investor is bullish on
hypothetical stock FAB, which is currently
trading at $ 42.50, and
does not believe it will fall below $ 35 over the next two weeks.
Any performance, including that in the Nelson Exclusive publication, is
hypothetical and
does not represent actual
trading.
DISCLAIMER: These
hypothetical results
do not represent actual
trading.
Results are
hypothetical and
do not represent actual
trading.
I just don't see how that
hypothetical future coffee farmer would be induced to supply for a different market (non fair
trade) just because the fair
trade market is lucrative.
Assume an investor is bullish on
hypothetical stock FAB, which is currently
trading at $ 42.50, and
does not believe it will fall below $ 35 over the next two weeks.
No matter how many houses you can afford to build on Pennsylvania Avenue with your simulated money and no matter how many rail roads you've had to mortgage to pay the rent, the
hypothetical results you've attained in your simulated
trading do NOT, and never will, indicate future results in the live markets or any markets for that matter (thanks for reading through the board game references, I'll keep it to a minimum from now on).
To get an accurate representation of your
trading strategy's profitability, you need to
do the math on a
hypothetical trading account as well.
To illustrate that point, let's analyze a situation of a
hypothetical market timing investor who invested into PTTAX on September 28, 2012 (the last
trading day of that month) and
did not pay the front load of the fund.
In order to show that higher - frequency
trading does not equate to higher overall profits, let's look at a
hypothetical example of a trader who over-
traded on the 4 hr charts during one month versus a trader who
traded less - frequently on the daily chart for the same month.
The feature has only a limited ability to calculate
hypothetical trading commissions, and it
does not account for any other fees or for tax consequences that could result from a
trading strategy.
For the purpose of this blog post, since we
do use discretion in our live
trading: All
trades presented are NOT LIVE
TRADED IN A LIVE ACCOUNT and should be considered
hypothetical.
• Most investment managers» models
do not account for past
trades, so the actual returns investors» realize are usually 10 % to 30 % less than what's advertised via their
hypothetical returns.