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MSF instructors are parking lot experts. Ever heard the saying those who can't do teach? There comes a time when good students surpass their teachers or should.
Wow. I'm a parking lot expert. I can't do, so I teach. Hmmm, I guess those 42 years of riding all over the world don't count for anything. I'd better park my 2013 Hypermotard SP since my lap times are still just a bit short of the track record. While I'm at it I'll submit my resignation and stop writing as the safety editor for a national monthly riding publication. Damn, now I'll also have to give up my job as the manager of a major OEM's on and off-road national riding demonstration teams.
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. These are generally modeled on PSAs about sexually transmitted
diseases. Leveraged ETFs are to be avoided. If you do find yourself
owning one, the worst thing you can do is to ignore it. Leveraged
decay, rebalancing, and the risk of catastrophic loss in a crash
make them toxic to any long-term portfolio.
True? Well, when it comes to leveraged
ETFs, absolutely. Holding one those long-term would clearly be very
silly. For long funds, it's not so obvious.
There are, certainly, a few awkward facts about the kind of
leverage these funds supply. The best-known and most-feared of
these is a mathematical beast with several names, including
"leveraged decay" and "volatility drag".
Leveraged funds try to multiply an index's daily movements in
percentage terms; if the index is up 1%, the fund will try to
return 2%. In a flat market, this produces losses. If the index
goes from 100 to 105 and back to 100, it's lost nothing. But with
2x leverage, you would go to 110 - and then down to 99. The
leverage has conjured a loss out of thin air. Over time -
especially in a more volatile market - this sort of thing adds up.
It's not hard to show that expected returns from a fund based on an
index that bounces back and forth around its starting value drift
ever downwards with time.
Obviously, though, real markets don't behave this way. In the
long run, they tend to go up. And the extra gains will be
compounded. Can that offset this decay? And maybe other problems
and fund expenses, too?
Well, maybe. One way to try to work this out is to use some
simple simulations. Simulations are incredibly useful in two
situations: 1) When the process being modeled is complex; and 2)
when you don't want to do math. Both of those apply here, so let's
get to it.
The simulation we'll use is the famous random walk. Random walks
are very, very simple. We start with a number. On the first "day",
we move it up or down by a random amount. On the second day, we do
it again. Eventually, we end up with something that looks kind of
like a price series. Here are four random walks with a thousand
steps each:
(click to enlarge)
In itself, this is fun, but not wildly useful. What we can do,
though, is to set up walks with interesting assumptions, run a
whole lot of them, and then see how often they end up in different
places. If we've run enough of them, then these frequencies give us
the probability that a future run will produce a given outcome. (In
the same way, we might - if we were idiots with a lot of free time
- flip a coin a thousand times to get an idea of how likely future
tosses are to come up heads.) If the way we've set our random walk
up is like the real world in any meaningful way - and as long as we
don't kid ourselves too much about that - then these probabilities
tell us something about what our expectations should be.
A simple example. Here, our random walk represents a major stock
index. There's a leveraged fund based on this index that,
conveniently, works perfectly and costs nothing. To simulate
different holding periods, we'll run walks with different numbers
of steps. We'll look at holding periods of a week, a month, six
months, a year, 3 years, 5 years, 10 years, and 25 years. We'll run
10,000 walks for each of these periods. To generate the steps, we
will - for the sake of this example - pull random numbers from a
normal distribution, with an average change of 0 and a standard
deviation of about 1%. (We're using a normal distribution so that
small changes are more common than large ones. Later, we'll ditch
distributions entirely.)
The table below shows the results arranged by percentile. It
includes the middle 90% of all outcomes for each holding period. At
the left are the returns you'll get if you're very unlucky. The
middle values represent "typical" returns. The value in each cell
is the ratio of the final values reached by the leveraged and
unleveraged funds. If the index went from 100 to 150, and the
leveraged fund went from 100 to 300, then the number shown will be
300/150 = 2. There are several ways to express this difference. The
important thing is that 1 is par, and that values above that favour
the leveraged fund.
One week
One month
Six months
One year
3 years
5 years
10 years
25 years
What this horror-show illustrates is volatility drag. Our walks
wandered up and down at random and, in the end, mostly delivered
nice fat losses. You can clearly see how the down-side of leverage
manifests itself over time. After 1 year, the "leveraged fund"
outperformed the index around 40% of the time. After 5 years, it
was under 30%. After 25 years, 8%.
As we've said, though, equity markets don't behave this way.
They go up. From January 1950 to July 2013, the average daily
change in the S&P500 wasn't zero, but rather 0.033%. What would
have happened if a (free, perfectly-functioning, zero-dividend)
leveraged fund had started with the index in January, 1950?
The answer is that it would have returned 204,000%. It would
have produced annualized gains of 12.9%, compared to 11.2% for the
index with dividends (and 7.5% without). And this period includes
several crashes and recessions, with single-day declines up to 20%
(on Black Friday, 1987).
Of course, leveraged funds don't work perfectly, and the
leverage, rebalancing, and management aren't free. Is there any
real-world evidence of these things doing well over long periods?
Well, consider [[SSO]] again. SSO tries to return twice the daily
movement in the S&P500. It's been around since 2006. Over its
lifetime, it's underperformed [[SPY]]. But its short lifetime
includes a pretty major financial catastrophe; and, from an ugly
low, it's clawed its way almost back to parity with SPY. Thanks to
compounding, it's returned more than twice what SPY has since the
low-point in March, 2009. This was a period of rapidly rising
prices, which doesn't happen that often, but it does demonstrate
that this form of leverage isn't instantly fatal in the real
So, let's go back to the simulations and try a more realistic
model. We want a walk that tends to drift upwards, and we want to
take expenses, errors, and dividends into account. Instead of
taking random numbers from a mathematical distribution - which
ordinarily won't give us enough extreme changes - we'll take them
from the list of actual daily percentage index changes in the Dow
Jones Industrial Average since 1896. We'll basically put all 32,000
daily changes into a hat. For each "day", we'll pull one out and
apply it to the index. Then, we'll put it back in the hat.
Why the DJIA? The S&P500 only goes back to 1950, and markets
have done a little too well since then. It's an optimist's dataset.
The DJIA series is uglier. It has higher volatility and lower
average returns, including, as it does, the Great Depression and
some other grim periods. And we still have Black Friday and a
handful of other one-day declines between 10% and 20%. So, we're
trying to be a little conservative, here.
We're going to stick in the current S&P dividend yield of
2%. It's slightly odd to use returns as far back as 1896 with
dividends from the present moment, but if we wanted to change the
dividend level, we'd also have to think about how much higher our
leveraged fund's dividends would be (they should vary mostly with
short-term interest rates), we might want to worry about background
price levels, etc. Anyway, this shouldn't be fatal our goal of
trying to understand the relative long-term expected returns of
leveraged and unleveraged funds.
SPY's expense ratio is absurdly low, so we're going to ignore it
(and any tracking error, as well). SSO's is 0.9%. A leveraged
fund's business also involves mucking about with swaps and futures,
so there may be other worries, here, too. Rather than working
through that in detail, let's just briefly consider its performance
to date.
Since it started up, perfect performance would have seen SSO at
82.1 on June 19, 2013 (its 7th birthday). Its NAV was actually
79.1. If we were lucky, we might look more closely and discover a
straightforward case of erosion due to skimming of management fees
or something to do with the derivatives strategy. We are not lucky.
SSO has lagged badly at some periods, only to then deliver
better-than-advertised returns at others. For the sake of a simple
life, we're going to simply set its dividend to zero (rather than
0.6%). This gives us a hypothetical fund with
performance roughly comparable to SSO's, but with less
Here are the results. Again, we're pulling daily changes at
random from DJIA historical returns, and we're allowing the index a
yield of 2% and the leveraged fund a yield of zilch. Our leverage
consists of multiplying all percentage changes in the underlying by
So, leveraged ETFs basically "work" whether you're holding them
for a day or a century. The median returns are quite close to those
of the underlying "index". The average returns are higher, because
if you do outperform, you can outperform by a lot. Really severe
losses are actually fairly rare. (Bear in mind that these numbers
reflect relative performance; over 25-year periods, the underlying
almost always has positive returns. The 0.57 at the 20th
percentile, for example, doesn't mean we lost money in absolute
terms. The "index" returned 166%, and the leveraged fund 51%; and
What leveraged ETFs offer, in fact, looks suspiciously like the
standard investment deal: Risk for return. In fact, they might
reasonably be compared to individual stocks. Ultimately, it may be
that the invisible hand of market efficiency - well, it's not
invisible, exactly, but its math is hard to follow - will arrange
things in such a way that the risk-adjusted return of leveraged
ETFs falls neatly in line with those from other investments.
What are the invisible risks, here? Well, our approach doesn't
allow daily declines greater than 22%. An emerging-market index or
a sector-specific one might be capable of worse things, which could
wipe out a leveraged fund. One-day catastrophes aren't the only
worry, either; extremely heavy losses over a longer period can also
produce more or less irrecoverable losses (consider the example of
[[UYG]] in 2008-2009). This suggests that, if you were going to
seriously consider buying and holding a leveraged fund, you'd want
to pick a broad, developed-market one.
Looking at end-points also, of course, obscures the fact that
returns would be terrifyingly volatile. You'd have to be prepared
to occasionally take absolutely stomach-churning losses.
Finally, and perhaps most importantly, the ability of ETFs to
truly return 2x daily returns over long periods is uncertain. SSO
has done a reasonable job most of the time, but the variation has
sometimes been troubling. This makes long-term investments in
leveraged funds a gamble on the ability of the managers to produce,
and the willingness of the relevant markets to provide, the right
leverage at the right price.
See also
The fact that leveraged funds won't go to zero seems to be
well-known to academics, as you'd expect, and probably to lots of
other people. There's an excellent site
, for example, that describes the expected behaviour of these funds
in a much more rigorous and cleaner way (I've tried to think about
this only as a prospective investor). It notes that the optimal
amount of leverage for most markets has historically been about
These simulations stumble randomly on regardless of their
current or past values; real markets may tend to return to a linear
trend. So, some extreme results may be less likely than the
simulations suggest. There's also a tiny bit of autocorrelation in
the index series, which isn't reflected in the modeling. Finally,
we've assumed no tracking error or other problems associated with
the unleveraged alternatives, and have done some hand-waving over
issues that may be significant over the long term, including risks
associated with the derivatives trading used to produce
Whatever the holding period, leveraged ETFs seem to offer pretty
much a standard investment deal: Risk for return. The tradeoff
isn't nearly as bad as many people think.
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Gardening: Enjoy the beauty of the shaving brush tree
I have a lot of people ask me, at this time of year, what is wrong with their mahogany or gumbo limbo trees as they are losing their leaves. I often compare the Florida spring to the northern fall season. Many of our trees are deciduous in the months of April and May. This is a short-lived condition as some of our local trees shed their leaves. Some, such as the tabibuia or shaving brush trees, are preparing to flower and will lose all most all of their leaves before flowering. Others will only lose some of their leaves. These leaves are good to leave in the gardens to decompose as organic matter into our sandy soil. Palm trees will lose many more fronds this time of year.
We are lucky to have a beautiful specimen of shaving brush tree to enjoy in our neighbor's yard. Our neighbor, Katie Johnson, just passed away at 99 years of age. Katie was a great neighbor. She loved to garden and watch the birds, fish and wildlife around her. We would marvel together at different birds that would arrive in our yards at different times of the year. As a gardener she was untiring. Always sharing cuttings or cleaning and raking fallen debris. Into her early 90s, she would dutifully rake the fallen leaves from her shaving brush tree, including from our yard. I would always assure her we didn't mind the leaves and that they were good compost for the soil. But she would clean both yards anyway. Peter and I will miss Katie but will have reminders all around us as this special tree goes into it's spring ritual or the little mud hen, that she gave me from a cutting, flowers in my garden each year. We swear there were twice as many flowers on the tree this spring. Is that you Katie?
The shaving brush tree, a native to Mexico, is a small tree at around 30 feet in height. It is suitable for bonsai and has very interesting bark with stripes of green, yellow, brown and white.
More interesting are the pink, brush-like flowers. You can sit in the evening and watch them pop open. The honey bees love them so much, the tree buzzes with their activity. The woodpeckers and flycatchers also love these flowers. Our purple Martins use the flowers for nesting materials We have entertained many guests in the evening with our neighbor's tree.
The tree is deciduous in early spring, followed by the wonderful flowers.
The new leaves are bright red turning green as they mature. This tree gives us a different view of the horizon as it changes during our Florida seasons.
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Thousands of people have paraded through the streets of Reading to celebrate Vaisakhi - the Sikh New Year. It's the most important date in the religion's calendar and a chance for people of all ages to get together. Richard Jones spoke to Gurpal Singh and Simrat Kaur
Sikhs celebrate Vaisakhi across the South
Vaisakhi, the Sikh New Year is the holiest day of the calendar for twenty million Sikhs worldwide.
Today across the South and South east, celebrations will be held.
In Reading, 2000 Sikhs will attend their annual parade.
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Celebrations are taking place across the region to mark the birth of the Sikh religion.
Vaisakhi also celebrates the beginning of the Sikh New Year.
John Ryall reports from Gravesend in Kent - home of one of the biggest Sikh temples in Europe.
Gravesend Sikh community celebrates Vaisakhi
Hundreds of Sikhs join in Gravesend Vaisakhi parade
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Celebrations will take place across the south east - this weekend to mark the birth of the Sikh religion.
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After several decades of asking, planning permission has finally been granted for a permanent Sikh temple in Oxford. The city council ordered the community to stop using a three-bedroom house as a place of worship. Now there will be a permanent temple in London Road, Headington.
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Colourful Sikh festival celebrated
The Sikh festival of Vaisakhi has been celebrated across our region. Signalling the start of the Sikh New Year, 5,000 people took part in a procession in Gravesend. Roads in the town centre were closed, allowing the procession to pass.
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Always amazing photo opportunities in Italy - I stumbled across this piece of art on A Florence street - where else
See my Nice Google Earth page for more details -
If you come to a fork in the road, take it and then look for a knife
Oct 08 Ina
Just back from Italy -
day 1 Venice -> Florence -> Lucca hired bike went into countryside - > florence
day 2 Florence - > siena -> San Gimignano -> Florence
day 3 Florence -> walking cinque terre -> Pisa -> Florence
day 4 Florence -> Venice -> home
Sep 08 - Belfast <> Dublin
Jul 08 - Belfast -> Nice -> Cassis -> Marseille-> Paris -> Belfast
Dec 07 - Belfast -> Barcelona -> Marrakech -> Rabat -> Tangiers -> Malaga
Oct 07 Belfast -> Paris / Epernay -> Sicily
Aug 07 - Whirlwind tour of Fermanagh lakes and Connemara
May 07 - Belfast -> Nice -> Turin -> Aosta -> Milan -> Rome -> Belfast
Mar 07 - Newcastle-on-Tyne and Darlington
Mar 07- Barcelona <> Madrid <> Segovia
Feb 07 - Dublin
Dec 06 - Manchester<>Bristol
Nov 06 - Barcelona
Sep 06 - London
Sep 06 - Barcelona -> Seville -> Jerez-> Cordoba -> Madrid -> Toledo ->Barcelona
Apr 06 - Geneva -> Rome -> Pompeii
The rangers in Les Calanques patrol diligently over a large area to warn straying walkers of pending danger.
In the middle of Costa world is a city often by passed by the sun worshippers of Northern Europe en route to their apartment in the sky. I was particularly struck by the single supply chain from vineyard to bodega / tabernas. There are still quite a few of the latter still in Malaga, although you'll have to seek them out. The idea of selling product directly from a cask is one that has all but died out in the British Isles. It's still very much a way of life for the locals in Malaga and goes hand in glove with their love of tapas. Malaga pushes their normal and fortified wines a lot but seem to suffer in the shadow of their great and powerful rival Jerez ( Sherry)
In a Paris dress shop: Dresses for street walking.
In a Hong Kong dress shop: Order your summers suit. Because is big rush we will execute customers in strict rotation.
From the Soviet weekly There will be a Moscow Exhibition of the Arts by 15,000 Soviet Republic painters and sculptors. These were executed over
the past two years.
In an East African newspaper: A new swimming pool is rapidly taking shape since the contractors have thrown in the bulk of their workers.
In a Vienna hotel: In case of fire, do your utmost to alarm the porter.
In Germany's Black Forest It is strickly forbidden on our Black Forest camping site that people of different sex, for instance, men & women, live together in one tent unless they are married for that purpose.
An ad by a Hong Kong dentist: Teeth extracted by the latest Methodists.
A Russian chess book: A lot of water has been passed under the bridge since this variation has been played.
In a Rome laundry: Ladies, leave your clothes here & spend the afternoon having a good time.
In a Czech tourist agency : Take one of our horse driven tours---we guarantee no miscarriages.
Ad for donkey rides in Thailand: Would you like to ride your own ass?
On a faucet in a Finnish restroom: To stop the drip, turn cock to right.
In the window of a Swedish furrier: Fur coats made for the ladies from their own skin.
On a box of a clockwork toy in Hong Kong: Guaranteed to work throughout its useful life.
Detour sign in Kyushi, Japan: Stop---Drive sideways.
Swiss mountain inn: Special today--no ice cream.
Bangkok temple: It is forbidden to enter a woman even a foreigner if dressed like a man.
Tokyo bar: Special cocktail for the ladies with nuts.
Copenhagen airline ticket office: We take your bags and send them in all directions.
Moscow hotel room: If this is your first visit to the USSR, you are welcome to it.
Norwegian cocktail lounge: Ladies are requested not to have children in the bar.
Budapest zoo: Please do not feed the animals. If you have any suitable food, give it to the guard on duty.
Office of a Roman doctor: Specialist in women and other diseases.
Acapulco hotel: The manager has personally passed all the water served here.
Tokyo shop: Our nylons cost more than common, but you'll find that they are best in the long run.
Japanese instructions on an air conditioner: Cooles & Heates: If you want just condition of warm in your room, please control yourself.
Car rental brochure in Tokyo: When passenger of foot heave in sight, tootle the horn. Trumpet him melodiously at first, but if he still obstacles your
passage then tootle him with vigor.
Two signs from a Majorcan shop entrance:
English well talking;
Here speeching American.
On the box of a Vietnamese laughing tip-toy:
Can't invert with laugh
The laugh begin. you are youthful
As poke as shaky as shaky as laugh
During the use. open the lid of top and take two cells (NO. 5) in the box. If you want to stop laugh or don't use for a long
time. you must take out the cells (This seller have no cells)
A sign on the lion cage at a zoo in the Czech Republic:
No smoothen the lion
A Finnish hotel's instructions in case of fire:
If you are unable to leave your room, expose yourself in the window.
A notice in a Japanese hotel (ca. 1950):
Please not to steal towels. If you are not person to do such, please not to read notice.
I do a lot of change management in my professional and social (travel) life. It was Lord Salisbury, in the late nineteenth century, who asked: "What do we need change for; aren't things bad enough as they are?
1. U.K. For Alton Towers is not in Alton In Hampshire. It's near Uttoxeter in Staffordshire.
2. Stratford in the south east of London is not where William Shakespeare was born. He was born in Stratford on Avon in Warwickshire.
3. Leeds castle is not in the city of that name in Yorkshire - It's in Kent
4. Hampton court palace is not in Southampton.
5. For football fans travelling to Raith to see Raith Rovers in Scotland, there is no such place. A famous victory in the 1960s led to the famous quote (commonly attributed to English commentator David Coleman - but actually said by Sam Leitch, another BBC sports broadcaster of the time) that the fans would be "dancing in the streets of Raith tonight." Clearly Leitch, although a Scotsman himself, was unaware of the club's actual location in Kirkcaldy.
Apologies for any offence - non meant -
In a Bucharest hotel lobby: - The lift is being fixed for the day. During that time we regret that you will be unbearable.
In a Leipzig elevator: - Do not enter the lift backwards, and only when lit up.
In a Belgrade elevator: To move the cabin, push button for wishing floor. If the cabin should enter more persons, each one should press a number of wishing floor. Driving is then going alphabetically by national order.
In a Paris hotel elevator: Please leave your values at the front desk.
In a hotel in Athens: Visitors are expected to complain at the office between the hours of 9&11 am daily.
In a Yugoslavian hotel The flattening of underwear with pleasure is the job of the chambermaid.
In the lobby of a Moscow hotel across from a Russian orthodox Monastery:
You are welcome to visit the cemetary where famous Russian and Soviet composers, artists, and writers are buried daily except Thursday.
In an Austrian hotel for skiers: Not to perambulate the corridors in the hours of repose in the boots of ascension.
On a menu in a Swiss restaurant: Our wines leave you nothing to hope for.
On a menu of a Polish hotel: Salad a firm's own make; limpid red beer soup with cheesy dumplings in the form of a finger; roasted duck let loose; beef rashers beaten up in the country people's fashion.
In a Hong Kong supermarket: For your convenience we recommend coourteous, effecient self-service.
In a Bangkok cleaners: Drop your trousers here for best results.
My daughters wedding took place in Donegal on September 6th 2008 in a place called Gartan.
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Happy birthday! :-)
Happy Birthday ! I hope you enjoy your special day.
Hope your birthday is filled with all the fun you can handle!
Wishing you a very happy birthday and a year filled with exciting travel!
And another happy birthday, I hope! :-)
Happy birthday! :-)
Hello hello SK :-)) Oops... I missed your birthday. Happy happy belated birthday :-))
Happy Birthday ! Hope you are having a great time with your family and friends.
Hello there SK. I saw your forum question and couldn't reallyhelp so I thought I would say hello here as a fellow Belfastman, though long now moved away. I am actually writing this in the Philippines, which is about as far from Royal Avenue as you can get. Who were the musos at your daughter's wedding, local Donegal girls? There is some great music about there. I only ask as I do a little bit (not very well) myself. Hope you have a great time in York, it is a cracking city and you might try the Olde Starre Inn there, it has music some nights including trad. I played there once. fergy.
Thank you! :-)
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