Jim Simons is Correct About Trend-Following [Premium Articles]

Posted by Price Action Lab Blog on September 22, 2015

In this article, I include evidence that was not explicitly presented in a recent TED interview with Jim Simons, where he said that trend-following stopped working long ago. Short-term trend-following was arbitraged out in the 1980s.

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