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== <span style="color: #FFFFFF;">Remembering</span> == * '''Algorithmic trading''' β Using computer programs to automatically execute trades based on pre-defined or learned strategies. * '''High-frequency trading (HFT)''' β Trading strategies operating on millisecond to microsecond timescales; exploits latency advantages. * '''Quantitative trading (quant)''' β Trading based on statistical and mathematical models; often uses ML to identify signals. * '''Alpha''' β Excess return above a benchmark; the goal of active trading strategies. * '''Factor model''' β A statistical model expressing asset returns as linear combinations of factors (momentum, value, quality); ML discovers new factors. * '''Momentum''' β Assets that have risen recently tend to continue rising (short-term); a robust empirical factor. * '''Mean reversion''' β Assets that have deviated from their mean tend to return to it; the basis of pairs trading. * '''Order book''' β The record of all outstanding buy and sell orders for an asset; HFT exploits order book dynamics. * '''Market microstructure''' β The mechanics of how trades occur: order types, bid-ask spread, market impact. * '''Sharpe ratio''' β (Return - Risk-free rate) / Standard deviation; the key risk-adjusted return metric. * '''Drawdown''' β Peak-to-trough decline in portfolio value; a key risk measure for trading strategies. * '''Regime detection''' β Identifying different market states (bull, bear, volatile, ranging) to apply appropriate strategies. * '''Reinforcement learning (trading)''' β Training agents to optimize trading decisions through interaction with market simulations. * '''Alternative data''' β Non-traditional data sources: satellite imagery, credit card transactions, web scraping, social media sentiment. * '''Slippage''' β The difference between expected and actual execution price; a key cost for any trading strategy. </div> <div style="background-color: #006400; color: #FFFFFF; padding: 20px; border-radius: 8px; margin-bottom: 15px;">
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