@geekbb: A Chinese quantitative finance tutorial for absolute beginners, using Jupyter Notebook format, each chapter can be run through in about 30 minutes. The first installment includes 4 chapters: quantitative cognition, return analysis, dual moving average strategy, and strategy backtesting. Uses yfinance to fetch real market data. https://github.c…
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A Chinese quantitative finance tutorial for absolute beginners, using Jupyter Notebook format, containing 4 chapters (quantitative cognition, return analysis, dual moving average strategy, and strategy backtesting). Uses yfinance to fetch real data, each chapter can be run through in about 30 minutes.
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Quant-for-Beginners · A Zero-to-One Quant Finance Notebook Roadmap (Chinese) · Phase 1 is Live
Quick Start · Course Contents · Learning Roadmap · Future Plans
Chapter diagrams can be found in assets/images/; you can get interactive charts by running the notebooks locally.
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