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Interview With NaturalStep ($NSC)
We had the pleasure to interview NaturalStep, the trader of DARWIN $NSC. Migrated to Darwinex in February 2018, $NSC has had a D-score > 70 ever since June 2017. A fourfold DarwinIA winner (March, June, September and November 2018) $NSC is currently included  in the Good Scores, Return > 50%, On Fire and Under the radar filters!
January 16, 20190Comments
P.5-A.02-3Reasons Why you Should Have a Darwi
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3 Reasons Why You Should Have A DARWIN
In this post, we are going to explain the 3 main advantages of becoming a DARWIN provider. But before you start reading it, let me ask you 3 simple questions: Are you a trader? Are you even a talented trader? Do you dream of living off your trading talent but have no assets under management…
January 16, 20180Comments
P6.A1-How To Identify Overfit Trading Strategies
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How To Identify Overfit Trading Strategies
In this post, we describe the main features and behaviours of overfit trading strategies, and the risks they pose to both traders and DARWIN investors. Overfit trading strategies typically perform well in backtesting environments, creating the illusion that they exploit the market inefficiency being targeted, really well. However, when deployed in a live trading environment, their performance…
November 15, 20171Comment
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
Hidden Markov Models & Regime Change_ S&P500
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Hidden Markov Models & Regime Change: S&P500
In this post, we will employ a statistical time series approach using Hidden Markov Models (HMM), to firstly obtain visual evidence of regime change in the S&P500. Detecting significant, unforeseen changes in underlying market conditions (termed "market regimes") is one of the greatest challenges faced by algorithmic traders today. It is therefore critical that…
April 24, 20171Comment
DARWIN slippage, explained
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DARWIN slippage, explained
Investopedia defines slippage as the difference between the expected price of a trade, and the price at which the trade is actually placed. DARWIN slippage owes to DARWIN investors' trades generally not clearing at their providers' level, which makes DARWIN investor performance different from DARWIN performance. By how much is transparently tracked and disclosed on the interface. Why? DARWINs track strategies traded with the…
January 5, 20150Comments

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