I’m currently using my focus on trying to understand the macro economic factors of the situation we are in, how market participants react to them and how their psychology and mine evolve as time passes by and things happen.
After that, I’d like to devote some time to designing a risk partiy portfolio centered on a somewhat risk averse swiss investor with a home country bia.
I’d also like to take some time and get into Julianek’s series on valuing a business.
I don’t have much time nor interest for other technical models at the time being. I know @kraphael is making use of MACD indicators, though it seems to suit him well and he may not be looking for developping other tools.
Also, and most of all, these models/strategies function mainly in pair with our own psychology. Am I able to follow it? Does it give me more leeway to try more risky strategies on the side? Is it eating all of my time and not efficient on a maximization of enjoyment of life basis? You don’t get those answers with paper tracking, you have to have real money invested.
I don’t see myself pursuing those other strategies in the future, though this is only my current forecast and time may, or may not, change my mind.