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Mark Rzepczynski joins us today to discuss how markets will react to the likely upcoming tapering policies of central banks around the world, how Trend Followers overcome uncertainty, the reasons for and against overriding trading models, the historically optimum balance between bonds, stocks, and Trend Following, how trading non-correlated assets usually results in profitable long-term performance, and why longer-term trading systems tend to achieve the highest returns over time.

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In this episode, we discuss:

• Overcoming the uncertainty in markets
• When to override your system, if ever
• Balancing between difference asset classes
• The need to trade non-correlated assets
• Why longer-term systems achieve higher win percentages

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Episode TimeStamps:

00:00 \\u2013 Intro

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02:26 \\u2013 Macro recap from Niels

03:50 \\u2013 Weekly review of performance

09:12 \\u2013 Q1; Glen: Can you give me some feedback on my equities Trend Following system?

18:00 \\u2013 Discussion on Central bank tapering

42:15 \\u2013 Clearing up some of the current discourse around inflation

55:19 \\u2013 Discussion on overriding...'