These are important as well for quant trading as well
https://www.sciencealert.com/the-17-equations-that-changed-the-course-of-history
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Get ready… I just uploaded over 50 potential equations for both options and futures trading. They come from the book that I have been following for the last couple of weeks which is a text book for a UC Davis university course.
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A Facebook contact posted this story about $500k software developers. The funny thing is I saw a PIMCO ad which tells me some odd things about geo-targeting advertising. The first question that popped in my mind was: does PIMCO really pay their software developers that much?
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I can easily say I am on my way in developing a systematic futures and options high speed trading environment. As I explained above, these 50 equations will lay down the foundation get my development faster than I ever imagined.
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Equations for futures and options trading
All of the equations are ready to be implemented into my Matlab environment. Each equation will be separated into its own unique M function to eventually be implemented into my Simulink trading models.
These came from the book
http://www.amazon.com/Futures-Options-Markets-Introduction-Edition/dp/0615703151
We are dealing with approximately 60 equation functions.
This list has been posted to my Quant Elite members as well.
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I find this strange on how Tasty Trade are now getting into quant with these math equations, Greeks for options trading.
This is starting to appear more. Is he starting to see the validity of it?
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NOTE I now post my TRADING ALERTS into my personal FACEBOOK ACCOUNT and TWITTER. Don't worry as I don't post stupid cat videos or what I eat!Quantcode.com Matlab sample code is really bad for newbie in world of quant. Few resources of equations used.
These have been analyzed by some really good quant Matlab analysts. The conclusion is that this code is really poor for those that cannot pick it up. It may work or may not. Some of the samples are well documented but some are commented with no references to the equations. These examples render the sample code useless. As a result, you may be best to avoid this site and use better sample code elsewhere online. We thought it would be decent reference code but without the proper sources, the code is of use no use.
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Getting into the models with heavy math and quant analytics equations, use Matlab
For a techie like me, you would think the technology, programming languages, and software tools would make you a better quant wanna-bee. I would say that ain’t true, focus on the math. Read the books from Wilmott and Hull. The technooy only plays a support role as the math is the center point to all things called quant. Focus on the quant analytics. Use Matlab as a primary source. Can’t afford it, get Octave as it is a decent clone to Matlab. Either tool is very close to the language of math. Learn the math through various Youtube sources I provide for the quant analytics.
Learn more here:
http://quantlabs.net/labs/articles/quant-analytics
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http://quantlabs.net/labs for the better navigation
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