Recruitment of participants Python for Quant Finance

@GOODMEN
can we reduce the participants to 15 ($47*15) as the cohort starts in May.
Now total participants (incl. reserve list) are 12. Changing to 15, would probably encourage reserve list members to switch to main list and will get filled fast.

 

Quick question is this the content developed by authors who created as quantscience.io ?

 

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cheers,
Pdx

 

Bump
Course covers python packages: vectorbt for backtesting and zipline reloaded for factor testing. Not many courses covering these.

 

Can someone start an early thread for https://quantscience.io/ - for GB. @GOODMEN ?

 

How much is the settlement fee? $68 or $47? It's confusing

 

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@GOODMEN @Admin - can we have a dedicated GB thread for https://quantscience.io/ ?

 

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Looks like both these courses: this one and quantscience one are similar to some extent.
But getting a sneak peek of qs course below:
https://learn.quantscience.io/quant-trading-and-backtesting-watch
curriculum is not that elaborate and looks quite basic and thinking now, maybe the pqn course is also not much different.
qs has some public repos where they have shared some scripts, which I believe would make way into their course and tbh they look pretty basic
https://github.com/quant-science/sunday-quant-scientist

 

@viks.trades - cool - so getting pqf pretty much covers qs.
and how about this https://www.quantgalore.com/courses/the-volatility-trading-bible ? can we have a dedicated GB for this? Since it is 0-DTE based, I assume it will be a good buy for creating strategies based on selling options contracts.

 

there is already one:
https://clubbingbuy.com/threads/the-volatility-trading-bible.14298/

 

Thanks a lot @viks.trades !!!

 

Appreciate the feedback. Any suggestions on what you think is a worthwhile quant course to study?

 

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I am interested as well. Thanks.