Like a farmer planning his crops.
Simplistically, applying a Meta ML squares the effectiveness of your portfolio.
Pretend you’re a farmer. The Boss strategies are planting plans that are twice as effective as normal methods.
(Like relying on the Farmer’s Almanac.)
Instead of yielding the 1 ton of corn per acre, you’re growing two.
When you apply the Meta ML, it’s like you have accurate forecasting for the first time.
You know when a frost is going to come …
When the weather will be hot …
When it will be time to harvest.
Suddenly your yields are multiplied by themselves again! Instead of 2 tons per acre, you’re looking at 4!
Now, when we apply the bucket technique, each Meta ML treats each bucket like a different portfolio.
Choosing only the best strategies within that bucket.
So here it is… the big trick.
The revolutionary thing that raised the power of these strategies, Meta MLs and Portfolios to the Nth power.
It actually seemed so simple I was astounded I hadn’t thought of it already.
Instead of splitting the portfolio up into 4 buckets and telling the Meta ML to look at them separately.
Why not just use a separate Meta ML for every bucket?
That way, instead of a broad set of general rules for everything …
Each bucket could have its own little customized AI control center.
Instead of the farmer applying the forecast evenly to his whole farm, he has a custom report for every field.
He’s optimizing every single aspect of his farm.
Just like we’re optimizing every single improvement we’ve applied to our trading strategy.