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How To Create A Fully Automated AI Based Trading System With Python towardsdatascience.com

Published January 13, 2021 under Quant Finance

How To Create A Fully Automated AI Based Trading System With Python

End-to-end project: get the data, train the model, place the order, get notified.

Algorithmic Trading

Algorithmic Trading Using Python youtube.com

Published January 13, 2021 under Quant Finance

Learn how to perform algorithmic trading using Python in this complete course. Algorithmic trading means using computers to make investment decisions. Computer algorithms can make trades at a speed and frequency that is not possible by a human.

Algorithmic Trading

Algorithmic Trading Using Logistic Regression handsoffinvesting.com

Published September 20, 2020 under Machine Learning

Algorithmic Trading Using Logistic Regression

In order to implement an algorithmic trading strategy though, you have to first narrow down a list of stocks that you want to analyze. This walk-through provides an automated process (using python and logistic regression) for determining the best stocks to algo-trade.

I will dive deeper into the logic and code below, but here is a high-level overview of the process:

  1. Import the historical data of every stock using yahoo finance.
  2. Pull in over 32 technical indicators for each stock using the technical analysis library.
  3. Perform a logistic regression on each stock using 5, 30, and 60 day observation time periods.
  4. Interpret the results.

Algorithmic Trading, Quant Trading

Building AI Trading Systems dennybritz.com

Published July 13, 2020 under Machine Learning

Lessons learned building a profitable algorithmic trading system using Reinforcement Learning techniques.

Algorithmic Trading, Cryptocurrency, Reinforcement Learning

Machine Learning Financial Laboratory (mlfinlab) readthedocs.io

Published May 12, 2020 under Machine Learning

Machine Learning Financial Laboratory (mlfinlab)

MlFinlab is a python package which helps portfolio managers and traders who want to leverage the power of machine learning by providing reproducible, interpretable, and easy to use tools. Adding MlFinLab to your companies pipeline is like adding a department of PhD researchers to your team.

Algorithmic Trading, Python

Coding a Python Stock Trading bot with Alpaca youtube.com

Published May 3, 2020 under Trading

Algorithmic Trading, Python

Automating an Insider Trading Dashboard with Python and Tableau | Part 2: Collecting Live Stock Data youtube.com

Published January 8, 2020 under Python

Algorithmic Trading

Automating an Insider Trading Dashboard with Python and Tableau: Part 1 youtube.com

Published January 8, 2020 under Python

Algorithmic Trading

Lessons learned building an ML trading system that turned $5k into $200k tradientblog.com

Published December 8, 2019 under Trading

A common misconception is that the market cannot be predicted and that hedge fund managers are no better than dart-throwing monkeys. Many academic research papers back up this claim with data. This is an overly simplistic view. Just because some markets cannot be predicted under some experimental settings, such as equities traded on a daily basis, this does not mean no market can be predicted in any setting. Let us try to get an intuitive understanding of what it means to predict the market.

Algorithmic Trading, Cryptocurrency

Algorithmic trading based on Technical Analysis in Python medium.com

Published October 25, 2019 under Python

Investing was always associated with large amounts of money, both in terms of the invested amount as well as costs associated with it. Here at BUX, we want to make investing accessible to everyone. That is why we recently launched BUX Zero in the Netherlands and other European countries will follow soon! BUX Zero is a zero-commission stock trading app, which makes investing not only accessible but also easy to do directly from your phone.

Algorithmic Trading, Technical Analysis

Stock Market Trend Analysis with Python medium.com

Published September 7, 2019 under Quant Finance

The purpose of this article is to introduce the reader to some of the tools used to spot stock market trends.

We will utilize a data set consisting of five years of daily stock market data for Analog Devices. The time period we consider starts on January 1, 2013 and ends on December 31, 2017. We will start analyzing the data using line plots, then introduce candlestick charts. Patterns that can be seen in the candlestick chart will be introduced which can be used to spot changes in the market. We add another of level analysis by overlaying moving averages and discussing how these can help confirm trend changes. Finally, we construct a figure that concisely summarizes the stock price data for any company.

Algorithmic Trading, Trading

Trading Evolved: Anyone can Build Killer Trading Strategies in Python amazon.com

Published August 16, 2019 under Books

Systematic trading allows you to test and evaluate your trading ideas before risking your money. By formulating trading ideas as concrete rules, you can evaluate past performance and draw conclusions about the viability of your trading plan. 
Following systematic rules provides a consistent approach where you will have some degree of predictability of returns, and perhaps more importantly, it takes emotions and second guessing out of the equation.
From the onset, getting started with professional grade development and backtesting of systematic strategies can seem daunting. Many resort to simplified software which will limit your potential. 

Algorithmic Trading

How I got 75Gb of free foreign exchange tick data with Python towardsdatascience.com

Published August 10, 2019 under Trading

With Python code to scrape, extract, transform and load it into a HDF5 data store to please your future self.

Algorithmic Trading, FX, Python

Building a Robinhood Stock Trading Bot medium.com

Published April 26, 2019 under Trading

The bot is written in Python and relies on two core libraries for the majority of its functionality: robin-stocks and ta. robin-stocks is a library that interacts with the Robinhood API and allows one to execute buy and sell orders, get real time ticker information, and more. ta is a technical analysis library that also incorporates the Python Pandas library to generate indicators from stock data.

Algorithmic Trading, Pandas, Technical Analysis

Algorithmically Detecting (and Trading) Technical Chart Patterns with Python medium.com

Published February 2, 2019 under Trading

Algorithmic Trading, Python

Stochastic Strategy Backtest using Python and REST API quantnews.com

Published January 10, 2019 under Trading

Algorithmic Trading, Backtesting, Python

Data Science for Algorithmic Trading towardsdatascience.com

Published January 6, 2019 under Trading

Algorithmic Trading, Data Science

A feature-rich Python framework for backtesting and trading backtrader.com

Published November 23, 2018 under Trading

Algorithmic Trading, Backtesting, Quant Trading

Crypto Bot in Python with Simple Trading Strategy Based on the Z-score market.ionicframework.com

Published January 29, 2018 under Trading

Algorithmic Trading, Bitcoin, Cryptocurrency, Python

The accidental HFT firm meanderful.blogspot.sg

Published January 25, 2018 under Trading

Algorithmic Trading, HFT

Quantitative Trading Summary headlandstech.com

Published January 21, 2018 under Trading

Algorithmic Trading

Python For Finance: Algorithmic Trading medium.com

Published June 4, 2017 under Python

Algorithmic Trading, Python, Quant Finance

Popular Algo Trading Libraries Available for Python quantinsti.com

Published February 18, 2016 under Trading

Algorithmic Trading, Python, Trading

The Gateway – Python interface to the futures markets scctrader.azurewebsites.net

Published May 15, 2015 under Trading

Algorithmic Trading, Python, Trading

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