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Efficiently Simulating Geometric Brownian Motion in R
For simulating stock prices, Geometric Brownian Motion (GBM) is the de-facto go-to model. It has some nice properties which are
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Parameter Optimisation for Systematic Trading
Optimisation tools have a knack for seducing systematic traders. And what’s not to love? Find me the unique set of
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A Review of Zorro for Systematic Trading
One of the keys to running a successful systematic trading business is a relentless focus on high return-on-investment activities. High
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Revenge of the Stock Pickers
To say we’re living through extraordinary times would be an understatement. We saw the best part of 40% wiped off
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A Vector Autoregression Trading Model
What is Vector Autoregression The vector autoregression (VAR) framework is common in econometrics for modelling correlated variables with bi-directional relationships
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Kalman Filter Pairs Trading with Zorro and R
In the first three posts of this mini-series on pairs trading with Zorro and R, we: Implemented a Kalman filter
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Integrating R with the Zorro Backtesting and Execution Platform
In the last two posts, we implemented a Kalman filter in R for calculating a dynamic hedge ratio, and presented
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Pairs Trading in Zorro
In our previous post, we looked into implementing a Kalman filter in R for calculating the hedge ratio in a
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Kalman Filter Example:
Pairs Trading in RThis Kalman Filter Example post is the first in a series where we deploy the Kalman Filter in pairs trading.
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Pattern Recognition with the Frechet Distance
Chart patterns have long been a favourite of the technical analysis community. Triangles, flags, pennants, cups, heads and shoulders…. Name
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Can you apply factors to
trade performance?When tinkering with trading ideas, have you ever wondered whether a certain variable might be correlated with the success of
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Time is NOT the Enemy:
Grow Your Capital by Showing UpAs traders, we like to get waaaay ahead of ourselves in the race to understand and exploit the financial markets.