Quantitativo – From Idea to Execution: Build and Trade Quantitative Systems with Python
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Build and Trade Quantitative Systems with Python
Validate your trading edge, build robust backtests, and live trade with software you fully own and control. This comprehensive course is designed to help you implement systematic trading strategies using Python, covering practical codebases, tested strategies, and live execution.
What You’ll Get
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Your own multiple-asset daily backtester written in Python
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Implementation of two strategies from academic papers
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Two original, practical trading strategies
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Execution code for forward testing and live trading with Interactive Brokers
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Exclusive access to a private systematic trading community
Course Modules
This course includes 15 thoughtfully designed modules, each combining clear theory explanations with applicable code to reinforce learning and build coding fluency:
Introduction
A Mean Reversion Idea
Testing for an Edge
Designing a Multi-Asset Daily Backtester
Implementing the Backtester (Part 1)
Implementing the Backtester (Part 2)
Metrics and Plots
Testing Our Engine
Diversification and Risk (Part 1)
Diversification and Risk (Part 2)
A Market Neutral Strategy
An Intraday Momentum Strategy
IBKR Live Trading (Part 1)
IBKR Live Trading (Part 2)
Final Thoughts
Who Is This Course For?
This course is designed for traders and developers with basic Python skills who want to accelerate their learning and implementation of quantitative strategies. It’s not for beginners without coding experience. Familiarity with Python, Pandas, and NumPy is recommended.
FAQ
I have no coding experience. Zero. Is this course for me?
No, it isn’t. You’ll need to learn how to code first. Basic Python and familiarity with Pandas and NumPy should be enough to follow along.
I know basic Python. How can I be sure I’ll be able to follow the course?
Take a Python/Pandas/NumPy refresher course (there are many great free options online). If you can complete it, you’ll be fine. Also, check out the tutorial A Trend Factor that I wrote a while ago. If you can follow it, you’re good to go.
