Gold has fallen quite sharply recently, and many people are starting to ask me where they should put their money.
To be honest, the market is not very stable right now; spot trading, wealth management, and gold are all the same.
I have actually been looking at some neutral arbitrage products during this time. The returns of several quantitative funds at Gate are quite different, but the logic is still relatively reliable.
Quantitative funds, focusing on neutral arbitrage strategies - not betting on market trends, not relying on rises and falls, but on the price differences of strategies. Simply put, whether the market rises or falls, as long as there is volatility, there is a possibility to make some profit.
This type of quantitative trading mainly relies on strategies to earn the price difference, rather than depending on market fluctuations, so it appears "quiet" during uncertain market conditions.
I personally put a small portion of funds in to observe, not seeking huge profits, just being stable is good enough.
In this environment, a stable mindset is more important than high returns.
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Gold has fallen quite sharply recently, and many people are starting to ask me where they should put their money.
To be honest, the market is not very stable right now; spot trading, wealth management, and gold are all the same.
I have actually been looking at some neutral arbitrage products during this time.
The returns of several quantitative funds at Gate are quite different, but the logic is still relatively reliable.
Quantitative funds, focusing on neutral arbitrage strategies - not betting on market trends, not relying on rises and falls, but on the price differences of strategies.
Simply put, whether the market rises or falls, as long as there is volatility, there is a possibility to make some profit.
Current quantitative funds: Hedged Smart Investment - USDT: Annualized 59%, Hedged Arbitrage - USDT: 22%, Smart Arbitrage - USDT: 12%, Hedged Ark - USDT: 2%
This type of quantitative trading mainly relies on strategies to earn the price difference, rather than depending on market fluctuations, so it appears "quiet" during uncertain market conditions.
I personally put a small portion of funds in to observe, not seeking huge profits, just being stable is good enough.
In this environment, a stable mindset is more important than high returns.