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Machine Learning in Algorithmic Trading Systems: Opportunities and Pitfalls
Last night it was my pleasure to present at the Tyro Fintech Hub in Sydney on the topic of using
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Recommended Reading
If there’s one thing I’ve done a lot of over the last few years, reading would be it. I’ve devoted
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Machine learning for Trading: Part 2
Introduction My first post on using machine learning for financial prediction took an in-depth look at various feature selection methods
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Time Series Analysis: Fitting ARIMA/GARCH predictions profitable for FX?
Recently, I wrote about using mean-reversion time series models to analyze financial data and build trading strategies based on their
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Exploring Mean Reversion and Cointegration: Part 2
In the first Mean Reversion and Cointegration post, I explored mean reversion of individual financial time series using techniques such
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Exploring mean reversion and cointegration with Zorro and R: part 1
This series of posts is inspired by several chapters from Ernie Chan’s highly recommended book Algorithmic Trading. The book follows Ernie’s
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BacktestingFXk-means clusteringMachine learningQuant tradingRTrading strategiesZorroA Robust Trading Framework Built with K-Means Clustering
Important preface: This post is in no way intended to showcase a particular trading strategy. It is purely to share
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Unsupervised candlestick classification for fun and profit – part 2
In the last article, I described an application of the k-means clustering algorithm for classifying candlesticks based on the relative position
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Unsupervised candlestick classification for fun and profit – part 1
Candlestick patterns were used to trade the rice market in Japan back in the 1800’s. Steve Nison popularised the idea
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The Financial Hacker’s Cold Blood Index
This post builds on work done by jcl over at his blog, The Financial Hacker. He proposes the Cold Blood
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Benchmarking backtest results against random trading part 2
In the first part of this article, I described a procedure for empirically testing whether a trading strategy has predictive
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Benchmarking backtest results against random strategies
Picture this: A developer has coded up a brilliant strategy, taking great care not to over-optimize. There is no look-ahead