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Learning the optimal trading strategy

Physica A: Statistical Mechanics and its Applications, 2001
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Simulating Trading Strategies

2016
Stories abound about people who say they bought a house 30 years ago, and it is now worth many times the purchase price. Staying invested in the housing market has historically been a safe bet. Just like a long-term investor in the housing market, a long-term individual stock market investor expects an upward-trending stock market when viewed decade by
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Option Trading Strategies

2013
Although originally conceived as a tool to alleviate risk, once introduced, options quickly became a vehicle for speculative investment. For the trader who believes himself or herself capable of predicting the direction of the market, either short or long term, puts and calls offer financial leverage.
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Directional Trading Strategies

1991
In most markets, there are only two ways to profit: one can either buy or sell some underlying asset. To profit, you have to predict correctly which direction the market will take and when. With options, you can also profit from correctly predicting market direction, but in addition, you can gain from changes in the perceptions of risk, and from the ...
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Trading Strategies

Foreign Policy, 2004
Robert Hunter Wade, Philippe Legrain
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Contrarian trading strategies

2014
Contrarian trading is a form of active portfolio management that seeks to profit from collective limitations in human behavior that lead to predictable patterns in investment returns. Relevant to these patterns, contrarian investors anticipate performance reversals, thereby taking long positions in past losers and short positions in past winners to ...
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Volatility Trading Strategies

1991
In this section, I will discuss what may be the most creative of the options strategies: volatility trades. As previously explained, volatility is essentially the risk aspect of the market. It is the perception of risk that is ‘securitised’ in the time value component of an option premium.
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Trading Strategies

2016
Narat Charupat, Peter Miu
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Trading Strategies

2015
Ali N. Akansu, Mustafa U. TorunTorun
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