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Why does a trading strategy that once had genuine edge suddenly stop working?
In this episode, we look at how markets adapt, participants change their behaviour, and profitable edges can become crowded and decay… using the famous Turtle Trading strategy as an example.
More importantly, what does that mean for us as traders, and how do we make sure we can evolve as the market does?
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