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Excellent resources. Thanks very much graham, will do.

Would you be willing to say a little more about what features you are deriving from the data, and where you get ideas for features? Thanks

Graham, wow, great resources, thanks. Yes, it's inevitable that ML is going to dominate trading. Look at the recent changes at Blackrock. I'm not too worried about many people using ML in trading. Look how many have used TA for years and still some do well. There are unlimited parameters that...

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2017-06-20/rise-of-robots-inside-the-world-s-fastest-growing-hedge-funds https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2017-06-20/robots-are-eating-money-managers-lunch Looks like big diversification and futures focus characterize the most successful quant...

Off topic, apologies, but how long after you first started did you develop that winning strategy?

Wow, I have to think hard on this one for a while. I don't have a ready reply. But I think it would have something to do with predicting the prices before they post. Seems like there is the implication in what you say that the price now is a predictor of future price, using patterns, but I'm not...

Thanks. There is a significant amount out there on sentiment analysis. I'm wondering how it's applied to trading. So, for example, a newsletter has mention of a specific company with positive sentiment, then you bet on that company to go up? It must be something like that. Then you must have...

Thanks, good idea to search for sentiment analysis and AI, it might get close to how people are using the natural language articles etc to add into their strategies. There was a story a month or two ago that people did sentiment analysis on Trumps tweets, and when they were positive the market...

dumpdapump, do you know of any articles, news, or anything that talks more specifically about how NLP and Deep Learning are actually used? Most particularly NLP. Thanks.

I don't recall specifically where, but I've seen discussion that some quants use natural language reporting (like articles in investing publications, Wall Street Journal, Barron's, industry-specific newsletters, information from area-specific analysts, etc etc) as input into their trading...

Still a beginner here. Back testing must have some validity. I've seen in a few places that strategies that work great in backtesting then fail in real trading. I don't see why, the investing universe can't have gone through a wormhole just when you went live. But anyway, how do you know if...

Thiago, I took a quick look at Trademetria, it looks really good. Do you compile journal statistics for successful vs unsuccessful traders, to see activity pattern differences between good and bad (anonymous, composite data of course)? Thanks again. Jim

Thiago, thanks, that sounds excellent.

Thanks fordewind, that looks like a bit more of the nitty gritty than ET, looks good.

JSOP, points taken, however, cromagnum explains what is good about seeing some strategies. I have bought some books on finance math, and that's cool, but I have the feeling I need to also be spending time just seeing some actual strategies to see what they are like, even if I don't use them...

Well, here is something... https://52traders.com/ernie-chan/

I was listening to "Chat with Traders" by Aaron Fifield, Episode 52, an interview with Ernie Chan. Ernie said that there are a lot of places to read about strategies, namely trading magazines, blogs, and forums. I may be wrong but I don't think specific strategies are described in detail here on...

I'm just starting out, but I will recommend, if you are completely new and unfamiliar, "Inside the Black Box." Assuming the contents are correct, it really helps lay out the land for me.

That is great news. I was hoping that there were some third party options. Thanks a lot!