Quant trading
How to Connect Google Colab to a Local Jupyter Runtime
Colaboratory, or Colab, is a hosted Jupyter notebook service requiring zero setup and providing free access to compute resources. It
How to Connect Google Colab to a Local Jupyter Runtime
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FXQuant tradingWhere does FX sit in a Systematic Trading Portfolio?
You rarely meet a rich forex trader. I’ve met plenty of rich traders who trade quant factors or stat arb.
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Quant tradingSome Things Just Go Up (If You Wait Long Enough)
Here’s a chart of long-term asset performance…. The blue line shows returns from US stocks from 1900 to today.
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Think like a traderWhat Assumptions Are You Making About “Time” In Your Trading?
I recently listened to a podcast about one of the earliest human civilizations – the ancient Sumerians. Apparently, our system
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Quant tradingMy Thoughts on Quantopian’s Closing
I was very sad to learn that Quantopian is shutting down its community services. Quantopian’s efforts to bring quant finance
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Quant tradingBook Review: Positional Option Trading by Euan Sinclair
This is a review of Positional Option Trading by Euan Sinclair. Trading books set a low bar for the reviewer.
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PythonQuant tradingHow To Be a Quant Trader – Experiments with QuantConnect
This post presents an analysis of the SPY returns process using the QuantConnect research platform. QuantConnect is a strategy development
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Think like a traderTools of the tradeTrading infrastructureHow to extend ETF prices with mutual fund data using SQL
In this post, we explain how to use SQL to extend back ETF price data with total return data from
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Think like a traderWhat Would it Feel Like to Invest in RenTech’s Medallion Fund?
Nearly everyone starts trading with unrealistic expectations. “If I make a 0.5% returns every day I can make over $100k
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PythonQuant tradingTrading infrastructureWhy We Use Apache Beam For Our Systematic Trading Data Pipeline
In the world of Big Data, there are lots of tools and technologies to choose from. Choosing the “right” one
