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Post by Jurassic »

https://www.cnbc.com/2020/04/17/renaissance-hedge-fund-reportedly-having-one-of-its-best-years-ever.html



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Does this help us work out anymore about it?
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Post by fxsaber »

A lot of algorithmic traders got super-profits in March 2020.



Statistical Arbitration in March 2020 - Goldmine.
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Post by doomanx »

https://www.ft.com/content/6ea8207b-b41a-43df-9737-ae481814a8d4



Rentech fiddling with crypto. Not surprising at all, more products just allows horizontal expansion via porting existing strategies over and with CME futures you don't have to deal with silicon valley-esque javascript APIs for market data.
did you use VWAP or triple-reinforced GAN execution?
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Post by Jurassic »

@fxsaber i thought lower frequency stat arb funds got hit as well



@doomanx whats the emphasis on js style apis and silicon valley?
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Post by chiral3 »

39% ytd before fees. Good on them.
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Post by svisstack »

@doomanx interesting statement, I would doubt that there will be much if any to port, but they, of course, have the toolkit.
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Post by fxsaber »

The lower the frequency, the higher the risks.

The higher the frequency, the lower the risks.
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Post by nikol »

SEC:

"Bitcoin Futures – The Medallion Funds are permitted to enter into bitcoin futures transactions, which Renaissance will limit to cash-settled futures contracts traded on the CME."



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Post by eric16 »

Two possibilities: 1. hft makes money and 2. their rief signal is slower than medallion so medallion make money from rief.
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Post by juthica »

Long time lurker here.



@doormanx They'll need the spot exchange data anyway, which is a mess. I'm biased (as a founder of LedgerX) but "physically" settled would serve them better. In any case doubt the opportunity is there for them but makes for fun news.
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