Professional Automated TradingEugene A. Durenard
Professional Automated Trading
by Eugene A. Durenard · first published 2013
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I would recommend "Professional Automated Trading: Theory and Practice" [0]. The code is here [1]. [0]: https://www.amazon.com/Professional-Automated-Trading-Theory... [1]: https://github.com/wzrdsappr/trading-core
on “Show HN: Trade stocks from the command line with no commission” ↗…I can't say there was a lot of analysis across the different Lisps, etc. Had the coin flipped a little differently a while back this might have been in Racket. Also the choice of language in the book Professional Automated Trading[1] did influence me somewhat. [1] https://www.wiley.com/en-us/Professional+Automated+Trading%3...
on “Show HN: Trade stocks from the command line with no commission” ↗…BEAM apps. My favorite language is April[1] (APL in Lisp), and given my love of J, would be a better fit for any finance apps I might write. I am trying to convert some of the Lisp code in this book, "Professional Automated Trading: Theory and Practice" to April. Maybe I'll write some equivalent Elixir code to compare. [1] https://github.com/phantomics/april
on “Erlang: The coding language that finance forgot” ↗I have been working my way through a 2013 book, "Professional Automated Trading: Theory and Practice" that uses Lisp as the language to implement a trading system of different frequencies using concepts from artificial life and control theory (I recall studying all of the stuff coming…
on “Algorithmic Trading: A Practitioner’s Guide” ↗