http://www.quantisan.com/january-2010-trading-performance-review/ I am a data scientist and algorithmic trader. Nice to meet you! Wed, 01 Feb 2012 19:51:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 http://www.quantisan.com/january-2010-trading-performance-review/#comment-321 June and Second Quarter 2010 Trading Review | Quantisan.com Wed, 30 Jun 2010 18:11:30 +0000 http://www.quantisan.com/?p=3089#comment-321 [...] is the end of the second quarter, I will do a quarterly statistical report. I couldn’t do a monthly review like I used to because I trade much less frequently [...] [...] is the end of the second quarter, I will do a quarterly statistical report. I couldn’t do a monthly review like I used to because I trade much less frequently [...]

]]> http://www.quantisan.com/january-2010-trading-performance-review/#comment-283 A scientific method to calculate how much capital do you need to start trading | Quantisan.com Mon, 10 May 2010 11:35:35 +0000 http://www.quantisan.com/?p=3089#comment-283 [...] You can’t estimate your expectation if you don’t know what you did (otherwise it would just be a haphazard guess). When I dipped my hands in trading forex the first time. I started by paper trading a demo account for a few months. As I was unfamiliar with trading forex, that provided me with a risk-free opportunity to learn. Equally more importantly, it serves as a Monte Carlo experiment (perhaps more on this another time) to figure out my expected performance statistics in this particular market (for example, here’s my January 2010 review). [...] [...] You can’t estimate your expectation if you don’t know what you did (otherwise it would just be a haphazard guess). When I dipped my hands in trading forex the first time. I started by paper trading a demo account for a few months. As I was unfamiliar with trading forex, that provided me with a risk-free opportunity to learn. Equally more importantly, it serves as a Monte Carlo experiment (perhaps more on this another time) to figure out my expected performance statistics in this particular market (for example, here’s my January 2010 review). [...]

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