Don’t major in minor stuff
If you try to teach yourself quant trading from the internet or from scientific papers, you run the risk of
If you try to teach yourself quant trading from the internet or from scientific papers, you run the risk of
In 2021, James, I, and a small team decided to set up a crypto trading venture. We faced several problems,
When you do anything with data, you should think about the intuition of each thing you do, and what it
In this blog post, I will demonstrate how to work with stock price data using the DuckDB database management system
Independent traders don’t have the same resources, speed, or balance sheets as large institutions. But that doesn’t mean they can’t
Towards the end of last year, we ran a couple of free Zoom webinars on: Here are the recordings: Basics
dplyr 1.1.0 was a significant release that makes several common data operations more syntactically intuitive. The most significant changes relate
The changing face of market data providers Over the last few years, a number of new market data providers have
In Australia, if you’re serious about getting the job done effectively and efficiently, you might say: “I’m not here to
Imagine you’re a relatively small, independent trader trying to turn trading from a hobby into a serious business. If that’s
rsims is a new package for fast, quasi event-driven backtesting in R. You can find the source on GitHub, docs
rsims is a new package for fast, realistic (quasi event-driven) backtesting of trading strategies in R. Really?? Does the world