@trenza2566
00:40 topics 1:27 trading systems and methods - enciclopedia 5:02 statistically sound indicators 7:18 testing and tuning market trading system 7:49 permutations #wip
@PratapO7O1
1. Systematic traiding 2. Trading system and methods 3. Advances in financial Machine learning ## Risk Management 4. The Leverage Space Trading model 5. Mathematics of money management (Ralph Vince) ## trading indicators 6.
@ssunkite1
The underground content in this channel is pure gold for those who appreciate it. Subscribed.
@AI_BotBuilder
Nice, I’m reading Detecting Regime Change right now as I always had a different understanding about regimes. Went through the same struggles of brain melting seeing math on these books the first time, so for any beginner I would also recommend (although they are not directly linked to trading, these books helps you come up with things that never exist anywhere) 1. Python for Scientific Computing and Artificial Intelligence, Stephen Lynch (For absolute beginners, get your basics and logical thinking right) 2. Applied Mathematics with Open-Source Software: Operational Research Problems with Python and R , Vincent Knight 3. Applied Evolutionary Algorithms for Engineers Using Python, Leonardo Azevedo Scardua 4. Quantitative Finance with Python! A Practical Guide to Investment Management, Trading, and Financial Engineering, Chris Kelliher 5. Machine Learning: Theory and Practice, Jugal Kalita Finally all the books recommended in the video, every one of them is an absolute read, don’t know about the last one, I’m still reading it, and for professors Steve Brunton, I am following his video lectures during my free time instead of the book so I can make notes along with him.
@user-ajp-4891
You owe these books child support now. 😂❤ Thanks for uploading a REAL video about quant/algorithmic trading. Instantly subscribed.
@sxhmidog
Cool that you had Timothy Masters on the list. I have a bunch of his books and actually invited him to speak for our research group at Binghamton, since he lives near by. Very intelligent guy and super humble.
@karthik947
Keep going dude, You're killing it! Thanks for doing this.
@DevCurioso
Not sure how I stumbled upon your channel, it was god send. Grabed a few of those books to read, they have a solutions for many of my problems from when i tried to deploy my own systems
@vinibp
Man you content is gold, thank you for sharing it! Continue the awesome work! Hope you the best, cheers from a brazilian fan
@RedarAndTarp
Thanks. Nice sense of humor:) A little tip for newcomers: As someone who has been trading for the last 20+ years and consistently making money, I haven't read a single book about trading for the last 15 years or so. And you don't have to either.
@yehoriliushchenko4401
seems like a veryy good niche material, glad to be in thousands who watched this
@alexei.domorev
Awesome list and thank you for taking your time to put this review together! Books are a great way to master a discipline and having a curated list like this is extremely valuable. Many here would probably agree. I'd also add "Quantitative Portfolio Management - The Art and Science of Statistical Arbitrage" by Michael Isichenko. This one is more advanced, but reading it is like doing a Master's in Quantitative Trading - every page is full of intellectual discoveries that collectively build up a solid foundation.
@Shrirang0509
Hi, can you make a video for 'the path of a trader in 2023?' I've been on a learning journey in trading, including algorithmic trading and machine learning for trading, for the past year. Despite acquiring knowledge, I'm facing challenges in actual trading execution. While I resonate with the book recommendations, I'm seeking guidance on a structured path as a beginner. Specifically, I want to efficiently combine learning through books with practical implementation, all while not having prior trading experience. What steps should I take to start trading as a beginner? Which books should I prioritize, and what types of trades should I initiate? My goal is to optimize my learning by blending theory with hands-on experience and to begin trading consistently as soon as possible.
@jacobnotte3699
Hey man! I am at a weird stage in my career development and I am wondering if you could answer a couple questions for me. I would really appreciate it. 1. What do you do for work? 2. What formal education did you have to get? 3. What would you tell your 5-years-ago self if at the time you only had a diploma in business administration and a couple mediocre, but profitable, algorithms? Much love brother. I am stocking up on these books!
@Eric_McBrearty
Good content, thanks for the suggestions and reviews.
@xxatatskixx
I couldn't watch any further because of the creepy hand gestures.
@Exponenter
Man we need a full video on how to start algo trading and quantitative trading from scratch PLEASE
@patrickdurdenman7221
Beautiful list, I consider buying all of them probably. Also cudos for your positive weirdness in the video :-D
@simonhuber6859
Thanks so much for that wonderful collection! I have a question, please, if you allow. When backtesting the algo, would you rather test each month individually or focus on the bigger picture, like 2023, 2022 or even a biyearly period? I just wonder whether the individual month or year is better for improving the results or does it depend on the personal goals for the algo?
@franklinjoe52