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Hi! We’re James & Kris
We guide the Robot Wealth community with the trading approach that, between us, we’ve used for over 30 years.
We’re here to help you fast-track your systematic trading portfolio and your quant trading skills.
Quant Trading Bootcamps
We run quant trading Bootcamps – open to the public – several times a year.
In Bootcamp, you will learn a simple, high-probability, quantitative approach to trading that can work for you, the non-professional trader. You will focus on simple strategies based on economically-sensible, quantifiable market edges that a part-time trader can manage.
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