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Interview with CavaliereVerde (DARWIN $LSC)
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Interview with CavaliereVerde (DARWIN $LSC)
Fellow trader CavaliereVerde is by far the most active user on our website and our Community Forum. Since he signed up back in 2015, he has visited our site more than 5000 times... Impressive! On top of being an active user on our site, CavaliereVerde is a good trader, too: his DARWINS $KVL and $LSC have both…
July 25, 20170Comments
nterview with Finbou (DARWIN $THA)
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Interview with Finbou (DARWIN $THA)
If you check our DARWIN leaderboard, DARWIN $THA will certainly catch your eye: not only is it the DARWIN with most investors' capital, it is also the first DARWIN to achieve a quote higher than 400. Not bad! We thought it'd be great to have an interview with trader finbou to know a bit more about the…
July 12, 20170Comments
Mean Reversion Tests on DARWIN $DWC
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Mean Reversion Tests on DARWIN $DWC
In a previous post - Quantitative Modeling for Algorithmic Traders - we discussed the importance of Expectation, Variance, Standard Deviation, Covariance and Correlation. In this post we'll discuss how those concepts can be applied to DARWIN assets. As a practical example, we will employ a series of statistical tests to assess if DARWIN $DWC is a Mean…
July 9, 20172Comments

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