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Jay Kaeppel

Better System Trader

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Kevin Davey

John Ehlers

Gary Antonacci

Adam Butler

Andreas Clenow

Jerry Parker

Larry Connors

Bert Mouler

Stuart McPhee

Ryan Moffett

Linda Raschke

Aaron Brown

Adam Grimes

Brian Miller

George Costanza

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在【交易員】系列我們會聊許多交易員的故事、討論這些交易員提出的見解，希望和大家一起學習，有所啟發！ <a href="https://line.me/ti/g2/uSTx4YKaRQJS6tkNzJPxjA" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">歡迎加入 Line 社群，和我們一起討論</a>：<a href="https://line.me/ti/g2/uSTx4YKaRQJS6tkNzJPxjA" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://line.me/ti/g2/uSTx4YKaRQJS6tkNzJPxjA</a> <a href="https://medium.com/市場輪廓觀測站-market-profile-viewer/交易員-2-傑-卡佩爾-power-zone-和-dead-zone-美股的季節循環-1df78f0024d9" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">本集文章連結</a>：<a href="https://reurl.cc/nonEke" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://reurl.cc/nonEke</a>

【交易員 #2】Jay Kaeppel：Power Zone 和 Dead Zone？美股的季節循環

Jay Kaeppel has over 25 years experience in the financial markets. He has worked as the Head Trader for a CTA and published a number of popular trading books on Futures, Options and Stock Market Seasonality. He also spent a number of years writing a weekly column titled “Kaeppel’s Corner” and publishes on his blog “Jay On The Markets”. He is now Portfolio Manager for Alpha Investment Management, offering strategies such as the ‘Alpha Multi-Income Strategy’ to investors. In this episode we discuss a number of seasonal tendencies, how they can be integrated into a trading model, the applications of the Known Trend Index and the reasons why most traders fail.Topics discussed The Santa Claus rally - what it is and how to trade it How to use seasonality to complement other models Seasonality tendencies around holidays Monthly seasonal tendencies and a simple monthly seasonal system that vastly outperforms stock index returns Boiling down the trading process into 4 simple words Using leveraged ETFs for seasonality trades The worst performing month of the year (it’s not October) Converting seasonal tendencies into a trading model A simple seasonal sector system that takes only 6 trades per year Diversification vs Specialisation and the impact it can have on trading and drawdowns Are seasonal trading strategies just data mining? The Known Trends Index (KTI) and how it can be used in trading Why most traders fail

Jay Kaeppel has over 25 years experience in the financial markets. He has worked as the Head Trader for a CTA and published a number of popular trading books on Futures, Options and Stock Market Seasonality. He also spent a number of years writing a weekly column titled “Kaeppel’s Corner” and publishes on his blog “Jay On The Markets”. He is now Portfolio Manager for Alpha Investment Management, offering strategies such as the ‘Alpha Multi-Income Strategy’ to investors. In this episode we discuss a number of seasonal tendencies, how they can be integrated into a trading model, the applications of the Known Trend Index and the reasons why most traders fail.Topics discussed <ul> <li>The Santa Claus rally - what it is and how to trade it</li> <li>How to use seasonality to complement other models</li> <li>Seasonality tendencies around holidays</li> <li>Monthly seasonal tendencies and a simple monthly seasonal system that vastly outperforms stock index returns</li> <li>Boiling down the trading process into 4 simple words</li> <li>Using leveraged ETFs for seasonality trades</li> <li>The worst performing month of the year (it’s not October)</li> <li>Converting seasonal tendencies into a trading model</li> <li>A simple seasonal sector system that takes only 6 trades per year</li> <li>Diversification vs Specialisation and the impact it can have on trading and drawdowns</li> <li>Are seasonal trading strategies just data mining?</li> <li>The Known Trends Index (KTI) and how it can be used in trading</li> <li>Why most traders fail</li></ul>

034: Jay Kaeppel discusses seasonality, how it can be integrated into a trading model, applications of the Known Trend Index and why most traders fail.