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Michael KouritzinMichael Kouritzin

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Death, taxes …and volatilityDeath, taxes …and volatility

The onlyThe only1.1. Constant is change – Constant is change – Heraclitus of Ephesus (535 BC - 475 BC)Heraclitus of Ephesus (535 BC - 475 BC)

2.2. Market consistency is volatilityMarket consistency is volatility

3.3. Sure non-winning strategy is buy and holdSure non-winning strategy is buy and hold

4.4. Way to win is to throw your money aroundWay to win is to throw your money around

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Volatility CharacteristicsVolatility Characteristics

ScaryScaryBumpy, Bumpy, “Can bite you”“Can bite you”

VolatilityVolatility

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Is this an Alligator?Is this an Alligator?

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Similar ColourSimilar Colour

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Same Aspect RatioSame Aspect Ratio

Same color

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Different Number of LegsDifferent Number of Legs

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Volatility is GoodVolatility is Good

Markets become irrational - MispricingMarkets become irrational - MispricingComputer Trading – Faster Decisions not BetterComputer Trading – Faster Decisions not Better

GoalGoal: Be Prepared – Fast and Smart: Be Prepared – Fast and Smart

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Which is Better?Which is Better?

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Plan 1: Think ahead, Volatility into ReturnsPlan 1: Think ahead, Volatility into Returns

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Numb3rs Clip (CBS)Numb3rs Clip (CBS)

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www.randomknowledge.netwww.randomknowledge.net

Only Traded XIUOnly Traded XIU

Outperforming 1%/month afterOutperforming 1%/month after FeesFees Paying somebody to tradePaying somebody to trade

2% Human Error -> 2% Human Error -> GoalGoal: Automate: Automate

3-4% Small Size Cost 3-4% Small Size Cost -> -> GoalGoal: Grow: Grow

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Plan 2: Sector Rotation (Mar - Apr 2012)Plan 2: Sector Rotation (Mar - Apr 2012)

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SPADE StrategySPADE StrategyBased on SERP estimates, provide Based on SERP estimates, provide asset allocation recommendationsasset allocation recommendations

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Asset 1 Asset 2 Asset 3 Asset 4 Asset 5

MAP ModelMAP ModelMathematical model of financial Mathematical model of financial

asset dynamicsasset dynamics

Real Time Real Time Market DataMarket Data

REAL LIFEREAL LIFE TECHNOLOGY PLATFORMTECHNOLOGY PLATFORM

Asset’s Fair ValueAsset’s Fair Value

SERP AlgorithmSERP AlgorithmEstimation of fair asset valuesEstimation of fair asset values

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Buying Low and Selling HighBuying Low and Selling High

Random Knowledge

MSCI World Index

Overvalued Asset

Undervalued Asset

Backtested Performance from Backtested Performance from Dec 31, 1989 – Dec 31, 2003Dec 31, 1989 – Dec 31, 2003

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Backtest Performance ChartBacktest Performance ChartReturn Comparison vs. TSX Composite

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Power of Random AlgorithmsPower of Random Algorithms

1.1. You write down 2 #s on the back of 2 cards You write down 2 #s on the back of 2 cards (can’t be equal) – Call (can’t be equal) – Call aa < < bb

2.2. I’ll flip 1 at random an I’ll flip 1 at random an exposed card exposed card (“EC”)(“EC”)

3.3. With > 50% Prob., I can guess if the With > 50% Prob., I can guess if the hidden hidden card card (“HC”)(“HC”) is greater or less than EC.is greater or less than EC.

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Random AlgorithmRandom Algorithm

1. Generate

2. If , then guess

else .

)1,0(NR

EC R EC HC

EC HC

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Proof by diagramProof by diagram

a bR1 < a < bguess correct when EC = b i.e. 50%

R2 > a > bguess correctwith 50%

a < R3 < bguess correct with 100%

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