I originally thought

It is absurd for someone to expect a monthly return of 30~50%.
But I didn't expect
Just leverage on a neutral strategy.
There is a chance to achieve
The risk of a pullback faced is also higher.
Is a neutral strategy still called a neutral strategy if it is leveraged?
As long as its risk exposure remains hedged and balanced, it can still be referred to as a "neutral strategy."

I remember talking to a few former quantitative traders at the beginning of the year.
They say that quantitative trading is the most stable place.
is to produce quantitative tools
Sell to users
This part is guaranteed to make money; essentially, it's the logic of selling shovels.
At that time, I deeply agreed.
It turns out that this is not the case.
Always growing
Continuously updating cognition