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by lukasluke 6y ago
Here's an API guide for alpaca if you're keen: https://algotrading101.com/learn/alpaca-trading-api-guide/ Disclaimer: One of my writers wrote it for my blog
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by lukasluke 8y ago
I didn't list my trading records online. I worked at a trading firm and a hedge fund so that performance is confidential. Mostly dealt with bond futures. We did decent, nothing too fancy. After which I trade my own money. Turned 5-digi
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by lukasluke 8y ago
80% my own site and 20% Udemy. If you want to succeed on Udemy, you need multiple courses and cross-selling. It will be good to partner a current Udemy instructor for your first course and build on top of his audience. Revenue from Udemy is
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by lukasluke 8y ago
1. At the start, I do feel it. But over time as I receive good feedback from students, it goes away. The key is to deliver (or rather, over-deliver) value to your students. Many online teachers think they are not good enough because they co
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by lukasluke 8y ago
Started an online course on algorithmic trading at https://algotrading101.com and some Udemy courses 4 years ago. Revenue peaked at $20k/month 2 years ago and is less than half of that now. That's probably because my S
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4 steps to learning retail algo trading(quora.com)
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by lukasluke 11y ago
I’ve set up a course on Udemy last October. I have not tried the rest so I’ll just talk about Udemy. The key thing about Udemy is that it does all the sales for you, which is a HUGE deal if you are just starting out and have little credenti
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by lukasluke 12y ago
I created a videotutorial course to teach people how to design and code trading robots - udemy.com/build-your-trading-robot. It's doing about 1.5k/mth. Launched it 2 months ago. Took me 6 months to create it. Still adding con