I was looking over the returns of the RTT since inception back in 2016 and the Yield on Capital and Yield on Margin returns (3-5% avg / 1.5-2.5% per month) are phenomenal while the Yield on Account isn't (4-5% / year). I understand it's because each trade is only a small percentage of the overall account so each one is a small contribution to the total. Is there a smart way to get the kinds of returns on the overall account to be more like the Yield on Capital return or is it deemed too risky to have say 2 trades on with 50% of your capital in each one?
I love the setup and it's proven that each trade can generate a great return that beats the market but when it's spread so thin it makes the overall account lag the market. Seems like it would be easier to just go the Warren Buffet route and buy the S&P and kick back rather than spend so much time working the trades. Any thoughts on how to get the overall account yearly return up to 20-25% that this trade is capable of? This is not a criticism by the way, the trade is genius and obviously works. Just trying to figure out the smartest way to deploy my capital that will beat the market enough to make the investment of time and anxiety worth the while.
I love the setup and it's proven that each trade can generate a great return that beats the market but when it's spread so thin it makes the overall account lag the market. Seems like it would be easier to just go the Warren Buffet route and buy the S&P and kick back rather than spend so much time working the trades. Any thoughts on how to get the overall account yearly return up to 20-25% that this trade is capable of? This is not a criticism by the way, the trade is genius and obviously works. Just trying to figure out the smartest way to deploy my capital that will beat the market enough to make the investment of time and anxiety worth the while.