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<blockquote data-quote="Mikee" data-source="post: 424843" data-attributes="member: 76567"><p>Right, sorry to reply so late; had been busy with exams.</p><p></p><p>First and foremost, the beauty of quantitative trading and arbitrage is the very fact (specifically arbitrage) it is NOT presumptuous ! Arbitrage is a CERTAIN risk less profit opportunity, by definition. If anything, technical analysis (hello, 1980's called they want they're bloomberg terminal back) is presumptuous. Simply being that technical analysis is dead and has been replaced by quants. Making lines on graphs and guessing what a stock price will be based on Fibonacci patterns is hilarious to me that it even existed. No offense to the couple of guys you know, best of luck to them (not really, they're wasting their time).</p><p></p><p>Moving on, someone smarter than me has already thought of this <a href="https://github.com/butor/blackbird" target="_blank">https://github.com/butor/blackbird</a> !</p><p></p><p>This is a c++ api for bitcoin arbitrage.</p><p>Haven't read much on it, but I'll do some research and update.</p><p></p><p>As far as sentiment analysis goes, I like your thinking. That's a brilliant way of looking at it (and interesting too), considering how bloated and hyped the crypto markets are as well as prevalent in social media it is. In terms of people loving to share their excitement of their recent crypto purchases.</p><p></p><p>Tbh, I'll probably think more on sentiment analysis than arbitrage now that you mention it. Would be an interesting project.</p><p></p><p>And you couldn't be more right imo. Python great for sentiment analysis and data visualization, and c++ for low-latency whatever in order to read market feeds ASAP and react to them ASAP. (opinion based on what I've read on HFT in past year and a bit, this may be completely wrong, I understand that).</p><p></p><p>edit: words and grammar and stuff</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Mikee, post: 424843, member: 76567"] Right, sorry to reply so late; had been busy with exams. First and foremost, the beauty of quantitative trading and arbitrage is the very fact (specifically arbitrage) it is NOT presumptuous ! Arbitrage is a CERTAIN risk less profit opportunity, by definition. If anything, technical analysis (hello, 1980's called they want they're bloomberg terminal back) is presumptuous. Simply being that technical analysis is dead and has been replaced by quants. Making lines on graphs and guessing what a stock price will be based on Fibonacci patterns is hilarious to me that it even existed. No offense to the couple of guys you know, best of luck to them (not really, they're wasting their time). Moving on, someone smarter than me has already thought of this [URL]https://github.com/butor/blackbird[/URL] ! This is a c++ api for bitcoin arbitrage. Haven't read much on it, but I'll do some research and update. As far as sentiment analysis goes, I like your thinking. That's a brilliant way of looking at it (and interesting too), considering how bloated and hyped the crypto markets are as well as prevalent in social media it is. In terms of people loving to share their excitement of their recent crypto purchases. Tbh, I'll probably think more on sentiment analysis than arbitrage now that you mention it. Would be an interesting project. And you couldn't be more right imo. Python great for sentiment analysis and data visualization, and c++ for low-latency whatever in order to read market feeds ASAP and react to them ASAP. (opinion based on what I've read on HFT in past year and a bit, this may be completely wrong, I understand that). edit: words and grammar and stuff [/QUOTE]
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