Beginner's Guide to Statistics and Probability Distribution
The article on basic statistics goes through basic concepts such as mean, mode, median, range as well as probability distributions which are used for strategy analysis....
Mathematics and Econometrics
Learn the practical applications of mathematics and econometrics in finance. This series of blogs covers time series analysis, portfolio management, probability distribution, econometrics and many mathematical models.
Fibonacci Numbers - Harmonic Patterns
By finding patterns of varying lengths and magnitudes, the trader can then apply Fibonacci ratios to the patterns and try to predict future movements....
Understanding The Chain Rule
In this blog on “Understanding the chain rule,” we will learn the math behind the application of chain rule with the help of an example....
Foundations Of Bayesian Inference
To help develop a deeper understanding of statistical analysis by focusing on the methodologies adopted by frequentist statistics and Bayesian statistics....
A Not-So-Short Introduction To Bayesian Statistics In Finance
Bayesian statistics is an important part of quantitative strategies which are part of an algorithmic trader’s handbook....
Hurst Exponent: Calculation, Values and More
This comprehensive article gives you an insight into the Hurst Exponent and shows you how to calculate it with the help of an example....
Fibonacci Retracement Trading Strategy in Python
This article describes the Fibonacci number (0, 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, 21), and ratios and how Fibonacci trading can be done using the retracement levels. It explains how the Fibonacci ratios 23.6%, 38.2%, and 61.8%, can be applied to find support level using a practical example on Exxon Mobil....
Lessons Traders Can Learn From Professional Gamblers - Part 2
Here is what day traders can learn from gamblers. Learn whether the stock market is actually gambling in the true sense or not....
Lessons Traders Can Learn From Professional Gamblers
Learn what day traders can learn from gamblers and know whether the stock market is actually gambling in the true sense or not....