We're back with a new episode of The Derivative, and this time we're talking all things trend-following, Miami, and volatility with Kevin Davitt from Nasdaq.

This episode starts by clarifying some questions about trend-following strategies and sharing some quick thoughts on volatility in 2022. It was a unique year for trend following, with different sectors showing up at different times and overlapping, making for a much smoother experience than we've seen in the past.

We also discuss the importance of embracing uncertainty, being proactive, and investing in relationships, as well as the common misconceptions around trend following and managed futures.

If you're interested in learning more about trend following, managing volatility, and building relationships in the industry, be sure to give this episode a listen!

Chapters:

00:00-01:47 = Intro

01:48-13:32 = Clearing up questions about Trend Following strategies & Quick thoughts on Volatility in 2022

13:33-43:55 = Embrace Uncertainty, Be Proactive & Invest in Relationships with Kevin Davitt

Stay tuned for the panel discussion in Part II of this episode next week!

Follow along with Kevin on Twitter @kpdavitt13 and check out his recent articles writing for Nasdaq, and for more information on Nasdaq visit nasdaq.com

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