In commodity trading, where volatility reigns supreme, finding an edge can be daunting. In this episode of The Derivative, we switch up our normal Commodity Trading talk with our non-trend following guest, Jae-Min Hyun of NWOne. With extensive experience in commodities trading and a quant background that spans Wall Street firms, hedge funds, and a new talent incubator, Jae-Min brings a wealth of knowledge to the table.
Join us as we explore the intricate intricacies of building a systematic commodity trading strategy using fundamental inputs instead of just price, why inefficiencies equal edge, the importance of risk management, the role of machine learning, and the rest of the challenges of navigating this dynamic market. Jae-Min Hyun's insights shed light on the complexities of this niche within the world of finance, offering valuable perspectives for both seasoned traders and those seeking to understand the nuances of commodity trading — SEND IT!
Chapters:
00:00-01:32= Intro
01:33-15:49= NYC is wet, but back! An early start at Morgan Stanley constructing commodities & building Quants
15:50-29:25= Exacting Alpha in inefficiencies, market fundamentals, directional futures & diversification
29:26-43:20= Calendar spreads (delivering exposure) and all models working in concert
43:21-54:04= Why only commodities? Research, systematic strategies & the competition
54:05-01:05:46= Commodity exposure, alpha generation & A.I. in quant trading
From the episode:
NWOne Diversified Strategy
The Predictors - Book
Semi-Annual Rankings Whitepaper
Follow along with Jae-Min on LinkedIn and for more information visit NWOne's website www.nwone-llc.com
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