A day in the life at Dunn . He had first joined Dunn as a programmer and analyst in 1975. In the interim, he earned a doctorate in immunology in 1988 and a medical degree in 1990 from the University of Chicago, conducted postdoctoral research at several institutions and most recently taught at the University of Utah. Trend following is trend following regardless of background. Immunology has nothing to do with trading, but we are sure Dunn's son will excel even without extensive prior trading experience.
Trend following seeks superior returns from volatile and or uncertain markets.
Don't try to predict trends. Entering the market at the exact bottom and exiting at the exact top is unrealistic. Prices eventually will reflect all relevant information. Everything is reflected in the price over time. Trends usually last longer than most market players predict.