Our work inside Exodus is more than algo systems. They are powerful predictive engines, but we also have tons of data on investing and trading. I like the baskets, especially GARP, since I am an aggressive growth junky. Historically, these brokers would take a cleaver to me if I procured 15 stocks whilst sending another 15 packing. However these days new tech has emerged like Motif and Robin Hood. Disruption is in the air heading into 2016 and I intend to be on the right side of it.
With a few strokes of the mouse I re-balanced my passive growth portfolio holdings per the specs set forth by ‘The Fly’ inside Exodus. I am aligned with his new book heading into the new year–so simple. Now I can go back to observing the futile resistance to gentrification occurring in Kensington, Philadelphia.
Other than these wholesale updates, my book is coasting into the New Year. Some positions are working, others (like @jack’s Twitter) are not, but these are concerns for 2016.
Software is finally getting to the point where it makes my life a helluva lot easier. Soon my operations will scale exponentially without increasing my workload whatsoever. You can be stubborn about change and fade. Or you can ride with me, with us, to greatness. You’re smart. Confront the brutal facts and use them to make quality, objective decisions. Then pile those good decisions up, one after another.
Happy New Year, wishing you a strong and prosperous 2016!
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Happy New Year, Raul
think i may give exodus a go this year.
It seems implicit here, but has Fly updated the GARP basket (and if so, how often are that basket and other baskets updated)? New Exodus member here.
GARP gets the treatment in Jan and June.