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re: Getting Past the Gate: Capital Introduction at Prime Brokerage Firms
Posted on 10/3/14 at 7:05 am to Doc Fenton
Posted on 10/3/14 at 7:05 am to Doc Fenton
I didn't have time this week to do this subsection very well or in any depth, but I did manage to find a collection of links that seem like they could give an interesting introduction to this HF/algo stuff, and given that I started posting stuff in Ole War Skule's Death Cross thread this morning, I might as well plop this stuff down too.
III-B. High Frequency Algorithmic Trading Strategies
NumericalMethod.com: Introduction to Algorithmic Trading Strategies
Stanford: STATS242 - Algorithmic Trading and Quantitative Strategies
Columbia: IEORE4733 Algorithmic Trading
Modrika: Algorithmic Trading Course
QuantMaster (India): Quantitative and Algorithmic Trading Course
IFM (Institute for Financial Markets): Is Algorithmic Trading within Your Grasp?
Stevens.edu: Algorithmic Trading Strategies Graduate Certificate
Also, here is a thread from QuantNet talking about the strengths and weaknesses of various quant programs when it comes to HF and algo trading: LINK.
The interesting takeaways from that thread for me are the big names--Jim Gatheral at Baruch (I used one of his algorithms for a local stochastic volatility class project), and Robert Almgren at NYU.
Finally, here's a 30-minute YouTube video on HF and algo trading that I plan to watch sometime later this weekend: " High Frequency Trading Explained (HFT)."
III-B. High Frequency Algorithmic Trading Strategies
NumericalMethod.com: Introduction to Algorithmic Trading Strategies
Stanford: STATS242 - Algorithmic Trading and Quantitative Strategies
Columbia: IEORE4733 Algorithmic Trading
Modrika: Algorithmic Trading Course
QuantMaster (India): Quantitative and Algorithmic Trading Course
IFM (Institute for Financial Markets): Is Algorithmic Trading within Your Grasp?
Stevens.edu: Algorithmic Trading Strategies Graduate Certificate
Also, here is a thread from QuantNet talking about the strengths and weaknesses of various quant programs when it comes to HF and algo trading: LINK.
The interesting takeaways from that thread for me are the big names--Jim Gatheral at Baruch (I used one of his algorithms for a local stochastic volatility class project), and Robert Almgren at NYU.
Finally, here's a 30-minute YouTube video on HF and algo trading that I plan to watch sometime later this weekend: " High Frequency Trading Explained (HFT)."
Posted on 10/3/14 at 8:17 am to Doc Fenton
Curious. If you plan on starting one of these firms, will you make available share loans of shares not commonly available for borrowing? Direct swaps? I'm assuming to accredited investors.
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