Event Overview
February 25, 2018, 8:00 AM - 2:30 PM
John Netto and a number of contributing authors to his book, The Global Macro Edge, will be hosting a special macro-trading educational event at this year's TradersEXPO New York. The theme for this event will be how market participants can benefit from better structuring.
This day-long event will take a comprehensive look at how to structure risk more efficiently through better trade construction, as well as how to better structure one’s trading business using the latest technology and legal insight. This information will be presented to address a wide range of participants ranging from institutions, self-directed investors, hedge fund managers, prop traders, advisors, and service providers. This unique topic will only be presented one time in 2018, so don't miss it!
ATTEND FREESpeakers
INCOME
Rareview Capital LLC
STRATEGIES
One Good Trade: Inside the Highly Competitive World of Proprietary Trading
STRATEGIES
Alpha Architect, LLC
FUTURES
Michael Coglianese, CPA
STRATEGIES
Hedgeye Risk Management
CURRENCIES
Floyd Plus Currency Fund
STRATEGIES
Frumerman & Nemeth Inc.
STRATEGIES
IQCIO, LLC
ALTERNATIVE INVESTMENTS
Barastone, Inc.
ALTERNATIVE INVESTMENTS
Alpha Pages/Modern Trader
STRATEGIES
The Global Macro Edge
FUTURES
Bluegrass Capital Management
STRATEGIES
Ruddy Law Office, PLLC
STRATEGIES
Hedgeye Risk Management
STRATEGIES
CCTrack Solutions
STRATEGIES
Private Investor
STRATEGIES
The ReThink Group, Inc.
REAL ESTATE
Pacific Point Capital LLC
What You'll Learn
- A top-down and bottom-up approach to next-generation investing that is driven by one overarching goal: maximizing return per unit-of-risk
- A logical and robust investment framework that can help you profitably navigate global markets by enhancing your operations, analytics, and execution
- The tools and techniques these top professional traders use to identify and solve the largest problems facing investors, traders, and financial advisors today
- Hear these top professional traders debunk commonly held investment myths such as more risk equals more return, money always finds its most efficient home, and many more.