Fantastic post. If a full-proof Money management system is the key to the $, then how can we better exploit leverage, liquidity, and risk to our advantage? For instance, if we had $100 M to trade with then applying anti-martingale strategies while trading would serve us well especially if we were to find a few trades that move in our favor. Additionally, we could kick the losers to the curb in favor of our winners. Throughout one assumes we use conservative leverage to prevent losses from compounding and astounding. If we assume the max loss we shall take on a position is $1M, then we can take multiple small losses, before we find the big fish. The strategy would assume we manage our 'cash' conservatively (Government Debt, Oil Rig, Rare earth mine, Farm Land, et al.) Hence we would hunt for positive Black Swans (Grey Swans- known Black Swans) and protect ourselves from 'tail risk'.
Portfolio:
10%- FX
10%- Index
10%- Energy
10%- Junk Bonds/Distressed Debt
60%- Cash