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2010-07-22 12:24:51
New Valhalla QEP Programs added, NSK,Nex Gen and Precise CP
By Charles Campbell, on Thursday, July 22nd 2010 @ 12:24:51

  • Nex Gen - Fully automated, great Sharpe ratio. Trades mostly in non- volatile times on  5 pairs. Trading available at PFG Best, but also able to trade on other MT4 platforms
  • NSK - Discretionary trading program. Uses a price action strategy. Doing  very well so far. Trading available at PFG Best
  • Precise CP - High Win ratio system. Majority of the trades are  short term  trades and typically closed before the close of the day. Could have potentially higher than normal volatility swings.However, given the profit potential risk is well justified.Trading available at DBFX.
2010-05-10 09:25:59
This Constant Battle
By Joseph Warren, on Monday, May 10th 2010 @ 09:25:59
Every time I sit down to write a commentary it seems that some new debacle has emerged that threatens the markets. Each has its own unique versions of potential peril and the newest one often seems more dire than the last. Yet the prior dilemma, however intricate and scary it must have been at that moment, has been overcome, or at least postponed. Nevertheless, money managers face new issues almost daily as the struggle between progress and restraint continues. What's important, and what sets Warren Capital apart from its competitors, is how we handle issues in this constant battle.

In my 2010 outlook piece, I predicted that risk would become a factor again as several countries would be unable to roll their debt as they have become overwhelmed from absorbing the losses of their respective banks. As we've noted in the past, simply moving bad debts from one balance sheet to another doesn't mean the debts disappear. We knew a day of reckoning was coming and it looks like Greece is first in line.

2010-03-04 10:26:48
Filling the Gaps
By Joseph Warren, on Thursday, March 4th 2010 @ 10:26:48

In the last few weeks investors have been reminded about the complications of credit and debt.  Markets around the world have once again declined in value to start the year.  This has surprised many, which is ironic as it was only 16 months ago when the financial world was brought to its knees by the credit and balance sheet issues.   But perhaps we can use this descent as an opportunity to address the fundamental truth; something must be done to fill the gaps.

Let's first recognize the complete problem.  At the end of 2007 there were collectively $100 trillion worth of debts worldwide on the books.  Those debts were secured by $50 trillion of assets at a ratio of 50%.  The trouble is that the asset base has shrunk because of declining stock markets, housing prices and real estate corrections.  If asset bases are reduced and the debt burden is not, you've got a real problem.

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