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How to measure contango?
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Yearling
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Which brokers offer a Python stock trading API?
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Popular Question
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Which brokers offer a Python stock trading API?
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Commentator
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Statistical significance of a pair trading strategy
Thanks Akavall. My problem in this approach is that the out-of-sample is only one of many possible outcomes, and that is not enough to deny the null hypothesis.
Jan
28
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Statistical significance of a pair trading strategy
Thanks Freddy. How can I set that hurdle rate, can it just be 0?
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Statistical significance of a pair trading strategy
Jan
18
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How to simulate one-minute bars data from one-day bars?
Jan
18
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How to simulate one-minute bars data from one-day bars?
Thats exactly what I was looking for. Thank you Joshua.
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How to simulate one-minute bars data from one-day bars?
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Sharpe ratio in days with no open positions
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18
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Sharpe ratio in days with no open positions
Thank you Chris. Then how should I anualize the Sharpe ratio? Can I still use square_root(250)?
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Trading a synthetic replication of the VVIX (volatility of VIX)
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Sharpe ratio in days with no open positions
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22
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Trading a synthetic replication of the VVIX (volatility of VIX)
Thanks. The point: the mean reversion of the vvix.
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Excavator
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Trading a synthetic replication of the VVIX (volatility of VIX)
Changed title so people don't think is repeated question
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