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Show HN: Modern Portfolio Theory as a Service
(blog.deltaray.io)
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lockdown22
3y ago
Not sure if Options trading for Income / Theta harvesting counts as Quantitative trading, but I found success here. Long story short: I created an option backtester (MesoSim) and started analyzing public domain trades. I have a couple
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lockdown22
3y ago
thanks! There is indeed an inherent complexity in options. Creating a simulator helped to understand this complexity.
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Show HN: MesoSim – DSL for Options Trading
(mesosim.deltaray.io)
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3y ago
An easy to understand options trading (selling) strategy.
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Options Trading Strategy: The Weekend Effect
(blog.deltaray.io)
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lockdown22
3y ago
Nice article, I'll definitely read some of the outlined books. Thanks for sharing. My personal experience is that you don't need to fully understand the Black Scholes Pricing model in order to trade profitable options. As an exa
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MesoSim: https://portal.deltaray.io Options Backtesting Service focusing on income and hedging trading strategies. Still under heavy development but have a handful of users who find it useful.
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MesoSim: Advanced Options Backtester - https://portal.deltaray.io Put it together while I was learning about Options Trading and manual backtesting was very tedious. It made me better understand options, develop and validate st
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This is just a backtesting tool enables users to experminet with various strategies. I'm using it actively so do others (retail and small hedge-funds).
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I'm running DeltaRay / MesoSim, the advanced option backtesting service: https://portal.deltaray.io My decade long journey of trading: Beginning of my career at IBM I was doing processor and system simulations (Cell, P