The Gemini Pairs Trading strategy trades pairs selected from a universe of stocks that meet stringent criteria for size, trading volume and liquidity.
Our trading algorithm evaluates over 10,000,000 pairs and selects those that produce consistent results with low volatility and drawdown. A variety of quantitative models are used in the trading algorithms, including Bollinger band, regression and Kalman Filter models.
Trades are entered and exited using market orders, buying one stock and selling an equal dollar value of a second stock. Profit targets and stop loss limits are set on trade entry. Positions are held for an average of seven days and closed within a maximum of 20 days.
The strategy has produced a compound average rate of return of 80.48% per year since 2003, with a Sharpe Ratio of 12.17
The strategy is market neutral and has minimal correlation with underlying equity indices.
Because the strategy is dollar neutral the drawdown risk is very low compared to most equity strategies.
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Systematic Strategies is an alternative investments firm utilizing quantitative modeling techniques to develop profitable trading strategies for deployment into global markets. Systematic Strategies seeks qualified investors as defined in Regulation D of the Securities Act of 1933. For information please contact us at info@ systematic-strategies.com or visit www.systematic-strategies.com.
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