Automated Trading System
This is a final report which is part of the dissertation for the Master course Computation Finance. The title of this dissertation is "Automated Trading System". As the name explains itself, this project is about building an automated trading system which employs the statistical arbitrage...
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| description | This is a final report which is part of the dissertation for the Master course Computation Finance. The title of this dissertation is "Automated Trading System". As the name explains itself, this project is about building an automated trading system which employs the statistical arbitrage trading algorithm. In general, the project contains a mixture of computer science and quantitative finance. For the purpose of simplicity, the system is designed with a simple user interface and streamlined business logic compare to a real world commercial trading system. The purpose of building this system is to build a starting point so that having a profitable trading algorithm implemented into the system will increase the probability of having a profitable trading system. The build phase of the project utilizes Visual C++ programming language within the .NET framework. |
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| spelling | nottingham-224902018-04-27T16:01:28Z https://eprints.nottingham.ac.uk/22490/ Automated Trading System Le, Duc Minh This is a final report which is part of the dissertation for the Master course Computation Finance. The title of this dissertation is "Automated Trading System". As the name explains itself, this project is about building an automated trading system which employs the statistical arbitrage trading algorithm. In general, the project contains a mixture of computer science and quantitative finance. For the purpose of simplicity, the system is designed with a simple user interface and streamlined business logic compare to a real world commercial trading system. The purpose of building this system is to build a starting point so that having a profitable trading algorithm implemented into the system will increase the probability of having a profitable trading system. The build phase of the project utilizes Visual C++ programming language within the .NET framework. 2008 Dissertation (University of Nottingham only) NonPeerReviewed application/pdf en https://eprints.nottingham.ac.uk/22490/1/08MSClixmdl.pdf Le, Duc Minh (2008) Automated Trading System. [Dissertation (University of Nottingham only)] (Unpublished) Automated Trading System Quantitative Analysis Statistical Arbitrage Visual C++ Visual Studio .NET Producer/Consumer Design Pattern K|V Trading System Development Method |
| spellingShingle | Automated Trading System Quantitative Analysis Statistical Arbitrage Visual C++ Visual Studio .NET Producer/Consumer Design Pattern K|V Trading System Development Method Le, Duc Minh Automated Trading System |
| title | Automated Trading System |
| title_full | Automated Trading System |
| title_fullStr | Automated Trading System |
| title_full_unstemmed | Automated Trading System |
| title_short | Automated Trading System |
| title_sort | automated trading system |
| topic | Automated Trading System Quantitative Analysis Statistical Arbitrage Visual C++ Visual Studio .NET Producer/Consumer Design Pattern K|V Trading System Development Method |
| url | https://eprints.nottingham.ac.uk/22490/ |