Money Management: Key to 90% of Gains

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Money Management: Key to 90% of Gains By Ken Hodor 10/19/13

Disclaimer This analysis is for illustrative purposes. Your performance might vary. The key “take away” is to better understand money management techniques of one of the best traders of our day.

Trading E-mini S&P Larry Williams Style Discretionary trading beats Automated trading Money Management is key (90% of trading) $10,000 capital per contract TradeStation Margin requirement = $3,800 $2,300 stoploss per contract

Comparison using $20,000 capital Buy and Hold Trading fixed contracts Trading with Money Management on E-mini S&P

SPY Buy and Hold 50% margin  margin multiplier = 2 2.8X gain

SPY Buy and Hold Equity

SPXL (Triple ETF) Buy and Hold Margin Multiplier 1 (no Margin) 8.1X gain

SPXL (Triple ETF) Buy and Hold

Emini S&P Buy and Hold Margin Multiplier = 50 11X gain

E-mini S&P Buy and Hold

E-mini Buy and Hold + 10K contracts

E-mini S&P Buy and Hold + 10K contracts BUSTED! Increase contacts when $10K excess capital Simply adding contracts each time there is $10K of excess capital does not work. When there is a pull back you run the risk of going bust. Here is a case and point.

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Emini S&P Trade Fixed Contracts Margin Multiplier 50 10.4X Gain

E-mini S&P Trading Fixed Contracts using the Stochastic

E-Mini Trade Fixed Contracts

E-mini S&P Trade with Money Management $10K per contract

E-mini S&P Larry Williams Money Management Equity chart $10K per contract

Summary comparison Looking at the buy and hold E-mini vs the buy and hold with $10K per contract indicates the strategy goes “bust.” Your drawdown takes you out of the market and you get a serious margin call. In this chart you can see buy and hold returns more than using the stochastic to control the entries and exits of the positions. However, for the lower return you get a reduction in the drawdown. As shown in the bottom line, using the stochastic to control entries and exits combined with effective money management we get tremendous returns on our capital. No wonder Larry Williams is so successful following his trading and money management rules.

References XSProfits.com presentations by Ken Hodor Stochastic Trading 4/18/09 Purple Crayon Trading 8/21/10 Explores all aspect of the Stochastic and compares it to other techniques—MACD, CCI, Moving average, etc. ThinkScript Stochastic Study Money Management 11/20/10 by Initial Money Management Presentation 12/18/10 Follow-up to November meeting

Conclusion The gains achieved by successful money management are more than 10X that of poor money management $91,129,000 vs $208,000