“They go to your returns and look at your worst day. Then they'll see how you behave after that… they want someone who can manage pressure when you're in drawdown.”

Chat With Traders · What $450M Portfolio Manager Learned From Paul Tudor Jones

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examined a trader’s worst-day performance and subsequent behavior to decide whether to allocate capital

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