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Infrastructure of algorithmic trading systems [Trade With Science]
A development process’s infrastructure can be understood as a step-by-step guide when working on a trading project. Every developer has a bit different approaches, but the skeleton of the process is usually the same. This article is an introduction to building your trading system from scratch.
- 1 year ago, 27 Jan 2021, 10:29am -
The Importance Of Stress Tests & Robustness Tests 10/12 [Trade With Science]
If you developed a given futures market strategy, in an ideal world, it would perform well on all markets (from metals, energies, currencies, bonds, stock indices, grains, softs). However, from our experience, we know that this is a challenging task. You would be happy if it worked for markets from
- 1 year ago, 26 Jan 2021, 09:59am -
Volatility as an essential risk metric [Trade With Science]
In this article, we will explain the basic concept of volatility, what it is, how it is calculated, implied and historical volatility, and how to model it. I believe you’ve already heard about volatility, so we don’t want to just copy and paste the information you already know. In our articles,
- 1 year ago, 20 Jan 2021, 07:45pm -
Strategy Development Phase – Intraday Strategies Using Price Patterns 7/12 [Trade With Science]
It is very popular among traders to develop and trade intraday strategies. The reasons are simple. This type of strategy greatly limits the potential maximum drawdown by not exposing the strategy to the risk of night movements and weekend gaps. The rule that the less total time a strategy is in
- 1 year ago, 5 Jan 2021, 10:40am -
Correlation approaches for stock pairs you have not seen before [Trade With Science]
As described in our other articles, stock pairs are a mean-reversion trading system widely used in the industry. In pairs, you invest in 2 stocks that are correlated somehow and go long in one and short in another (classical Coca-Cola and Pepsi example). Naturally, you are hedged in the market, so
- 1 year ago, 24 Dec 2020, 03:25am -