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Quantitative trading strategies use quantitative signals and a set of predefined systematic rules to make trading decisions. Strategies operate within parameters based on historical analysis (backtesting) and real world market studies (forward testing). Strategies may be executed manually (by a human trader) or automatically (by a computer).
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Seagull option strategy - clear example
The first Google result seems clear enough:
A seagull option is structured through the purchase of a call spread and the sale of a put option (or vice versa)....This structure is appropriate when …