Quantitative Trading Systems: Practical Methods for Design, Testing, and Validation (Howard B. Bandy, 2007)
Technical analysis + quantitvative analysis The price and volume reflect all available and necessary information about the company, fund or market. There are patterns in the records of price and volume that regularly precede profitable opportunities. We can discover those patterns. Those patterns will continue to exist long enough for us to trade them profitably. The markets we model are sufficiently inefficient for us to make a profit trading them. Removing the judgement associated with ambiguous chart patterns. Defining unambiguous, mathematically precise indicators. Requiring that no indicator or signal may change in response to data that is received after it has been initially computed. Making extensive use of mathemaical models, numerical methods, and computer simulations. Applying statistical validation techniquies to the resulting trading models. Metrics to measure success. Net profit $. Net profit %. Exposure %. Net risk adjusted return %. Annual return %. Risk adjusted re...