50K Portfolio Update on 03/27/2025
- Capstone Trading
- Mar 27
- 2 min read
Exactly one year after we have released the 50K Portfolio, we are posting an update for this. In this video we discuss:
Out of sample hypothetical performance since it was released one year ago.
Rationale for the changes and updates.
Capital required
Hypothetical Performance in Multicharts Portfolio Trader
Hypothetical Performance in Portfolio Calculator
Out of sample hypothetical performance since it was released - there were positive signals and gains through the end of 2024. Since 2025, there has been a worse case drawdown with a portion of the gains from 2024. Hypothetically, with slippage and commission, the April 1 - December 31, 2024 hypothetical performance was $65,790. The losses in 2025 are -$17,510.
Rational for the changes and updates - We remove the two overnight swing trade strategies for Crude Oil and Soybeans as well as two overactive Nasdaq strategies along with a Gap Fill strategy. We update Viper 2021 to Viper 2025 which requires more correlation between the broader and narrow market, use Gap Continuation 2020 NQ with a larger stop loss ($1200), which is in line with our other portfolios, update Cobra CT III ES to Cobra CT III ES 2023, and update Cobra III ES to trade the one minute version using the same strategy approach.
Captial required is larger with higher margin levels. It could be traded with 50K but 100K - 200K levels are a better allocation.
Hypothetical Performance for the 50K Portfolio can be seen in the Multicharts Portfolio Trader as well as the Portfolio Calculator. The Multicharts Portfolio Traders shows the individual trading systems performance for each strategy as well.
Drawdown differences - The Multicharts Portfolio Trader uses the closed trade equity drawdown level while the Portfolio Calculator uses the end of day drawdown levels. We don't measure risk from intra-day equity peaks so the value of the closed trade drawdown can be higher than the end of day drawdown. We don't incur end of day risk based on giving back intra-day profits.
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