Thank you, for all the wonderful people who took time to register your interest and comment on the form.
So, here's what I have thought about so far, with respect to the course.
1. 80% practical coding practice, with clear outcomes, assignments, and small projects, every week.
So, here's what I have thought about so far, with respect to the course.
1. 80% practical coding practice, with clear outcomes, assignments, and small projects, every week.
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2. Working with financial and time-series data in some form from the very first day's assignment itself.
3. Developing algorithmic thinking from the standpoint of being able to write logic in English and then code.
4. Developing a mindset for backtesting and ideation approach.
3. Developing algorithmic thinking from the standpoint of being able to write logic in English and then code.
4. Developing a mindset for backtesting and ideation approach.
5. A compound assignment like a mini-project every week. A compound project every 4 weeks, and one big project for the course completion.
6. Daily coding practice being built into the way the course will be structured - for you to build the habit of reading & writing code.
6. Daily coding practice being built into the way the course will be structured - for you to build the habit of reading & writing code.
7. You should be able to use stackoverflow very well by the end of the course.
8. With whatever you learn from the course, you'll be able to pick up skills relevant to develop web applications, write web services, create bots, script automation, etc.
8. With whatever you learn from the course, you'll be able to pick up skills relevant to develop web applications, write web services, create bots, script automation, etc.
9. By the end of the course, you'll also have a framework and relevant Python skills to directly pick up data engineering and data science related skills by studying the relevant libraries.
10. Most importantly, you can avoid backtesting platforms and do backtests yourself.
10. Most importantly, you can avoid backtesting platforms and do backtests yourself.
11) You will be able to backtest
- different option strategies
- index trading strategies using futures
- directional, non directional strategies
- price based strategies
- TA indicators based strategies
12) You will be able to create your own indicators too.
- different option strategies
- index trading strategies using futures
- directional, non directional strategies
- price based strategies
- TA indicators based strategies
12) You will be able to create your own indicators too.
13) You will have all the skills and knowledge required to automate any 100% mechanical strategy with your respective broker's API.
14) As a side-effect, you'll also be able to work with excel better than before.
14) As a side-effect, you'll also be able to work with excel better than before.
15) You will also learn different money management methods that you can objectively test during your backtesting to implement in your live trading.
These are the outcomes I am aiming for, given what I have heard from everyone.
These are the outcomes I am aiming for, given what I have heard from everyone.
Do you have any pain points these 15 won't cover?
If you have any, please do comment below - and I'll improve upon the course content and structure plan accordingly.
If you have any, please do comment below - and I'll improve upon the course content and structure plan accordingly.
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