Culture and philosophy
We think one of the most important things for any group of people working together is the culture.
Our organizational culture and the accumulation of ideas in the field of investment – are to a large extent
the essence of the company.
Professional freedom and independent thinking
bring intellectual benefits. We push for excellence through transparent and genuine behavior that is an integral part of our unique achievements. We believe that when dealing with reality, better collective thinking leads to better decisions. This approach allows us to build a productive and creative organizational system and identify unique ideas for trading in the markets – this is one of the founding elements behind our success.
Our most important goal is to do a good job for our company
therefore we do not reveal the method of our investments, but it is important for us to share our management principles, insights, and knowledge with the people we work with, because it is a great way to improve and grow. We like to deal with ideas but less with the matter of convincing people. We say what we think and what the problem is with theories but if someone does not want to listen or accept it – it’s his business.
We believe that logic and common sense must be above
everything else when it comes to decision making and that luck drives the one who wants but drags the one who refuses. We believe that in commerce commos sense is what should embrace the mind and not the soul and think that one of the most important keys to success in the markets is our need to protect ourselves from our own nature.
We believe that chance prefers the ready mind
Our approach is that intuition is subconsciously shaped from a vast pool of ideas and insights based among other things on trading experience gained over the years and that has meaning in decision making. We treat markets as a chaotic system and think that the only way to win the market is to develop a systematic approach to the concept of expectation. Our approach to decision making rests on the notion that success in trading is not related to the ability to predict these markets and is necessarily related to the recognition that the market is unpredictable.
