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TradingReality
23d ago
One thing I like about this result is that it separates “the variable we expect to matter” from “the variable that actually survives measurement.” There’s a parallel in quantitative trading. It’s very easy to build a hierarchy from theory —
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TradingReality
2mo ago
Great article - and great code. Question: are you looking into factoring in what happens to these trades when they hit real world market conditions (latency, queue position, etc)?
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TradingReality
2mo ago
Also, it doesn't work. I posted a Note yesterday that was 50% AI and the detector said it was 100% Human.
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TradingReality
2mo ago
Great tool - thanks for sharing. Thought you might find this interesting as well. It's an open source code to test how a strategy changes when it meets real-world order conditions: https://github.com/tradingexpert/
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TradingReality
2mo ago
Very interesting - thanks for sharing this. you might find our ordersim helpful as well: github.com/tradingexpert/ordersim
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TradingReality
2mo ago
Is this supposed ro help with latency?
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TradingReality
2mo ago
This is fascinating. I'm checking it out now. We're doing something that you might want on your radar at ordersim: github.com/tradingexpert/ordersim. It's an inspectable, deterministic execution simulator for replay
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TradingReality
2mo ago
Interesting! What kind of complex problems does it troubleshoot?
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You Need Two Systems for Running an Algorithmic Trading Strategy
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Use Anything but Past Returns
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2mo ago
Fascinating article. Does the algo take into account issues like latency, order fill reality, and other real-time, real-world market conditions?
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2mo ago
Very interesting. In HFT, do you consider things like how queue position, hidden liquidity, venue rules, and partial fills affect the trade - real world conditions? I'm interested in hearing how traders (even algo traders) deal with th
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How do you test institutional (or algo) trades under real market conditions?
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3mo ago
I wonder how much of her work was based on live execution conditions like liquidity, transaction costs, order flow, latency, market participants, and other operational constraints?