Book review: trend following with managed futures

Seven centuries of data shows average return of 13% with volatility of just 11%

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It’s not often that I set out to purposefully find fault with a body of work, only to find myself agreeing with its methods and conclusions. But that’s precisely what happened when I read Alex Greyserman’s and Kathryn Kaminski’s recently published book subtitled The Search for Crisis Alpha (Wiley, 2014). In preparation for a conference panel entitled “A Fresh Look at CTA Style Analysis” I learned that my co-panelists had just written a book together on this very topic. Both so I could materially

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