Quant finance blogs

青旅半醒 2022-06-17 13:40 173阅读 0赞

What I’ve learned from updating the blogroll.

## New entries ##

The easy option is to go to [The Whole Street][] which aggregates lots of quant finance blogs.

Somehow [Bookstaber][] missed out being on the blogroll before — definitely an oversight.

[Timely Portfolio][] was another that I was surprised wasn’t already there.

[The R Trader][] talks about R in finance.

[Math Trading][] seems to be pretty much like what you would expect from the title.

[CSS Analytics][]: new concepts in quantitative research.

[rbresearch][]: Quantitative research, trading strategy ideas, and backtesting for the FX and equity markets.

[Gekko Quant][] is about: Quantitative Trading, Statistical Arbitrage, Machine Learning and Binary Options.

[Dekalog Blog][] talks about statistics for developing a trading strategy.

[Keplerian Finance][] is by a quant finance practitioner turned academic.

[Butler’s Math][Butler_s Math]: Applying mathematics to everyday life.

[The Calculating Investor][] is for “those who want to do the math”.

[Nerd’s Eye View][Nerd_s Eye View] is not all that nerdy as far as I can tell; it focusses on financial planning.

[Eran Raviv][] talks about statistics, R, finance and so on.

## The jury is out ##

[Portfolio Heuristics][] is quite new but shows promise.

[Adaptive Trader][] looks like it could be interesting.  However, there hasn’t been a new post since May and it was quite regular up until then.

[Beyond the Blue Event Horizon][] is on hiatus but may be of interest.

[Quantitative Research and Trading][] is another blog that has fallen silent.

[Phorgy Phynance][] may or may not resume posting, and may or may not be of interest to you.

[Alphaism][] has been inactive for about a year.

## Summary ##

[MoneyScience][] aggregates blogs in a complementary way to [The Whole Street][].  Between the two of them you can be very well informed.

If you are keen, then you can search the blogrolls of blogroll members.

It was about 3 years ago when I last seriously surveyed the quant finance blogosphere.  I find it remarkable how much more R is dealt with now relative to then.

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[The Whole Street]: http://www.thewholestreet.com/
[Bookstaber]: http://rick.bookstaber.com/
[Timely Portfolio]: http://timelyportfolio.blogspot.co.uk/
[The R Trader]: http://www.thertrader.com/
[Math Trading]: http://mathtrading.wordpress.com/
[CSS Analytics]: http://cssanalytics.wordpress.com/
[rbresearch]: http://rbresearch.wordpress.com/
[Gekko Quant]: http://gekkoquant.com/
[Dekalog Blog]: http://dekalogblog.blogspot.co.uk/
[Keplerian Finance]: http://keplerianfinance.com/
[Butler_s Math]: http://butlersmath.wordpress.com/
[The Calculating Investor]: http://www.calculatinginvestor.com/
[Nerd_s Eye View]: http://www.kitces.com/blog/
[Eran Raviv]: http://eranraviv.com/category/blog/
[Portfolio Heuristics]: http://portfolioheuristics.wordpress.com/
[Adaptive Trader]: http://adaptivetrader.wordpress.com/
[Beyond the Blue Event Horizon]: http://beyondtheblueeventhorizon.blogspot.co.uk/
[Quantitative Research and Trading]: http://www.jonathankinlay.com/
[Phorgy Phynance]: http://phorgyphynance.wordpress.com/
[Alphaism]: http://alphaism.wordpress.com/
[MoneyScience]: http://www.moneyscience.com/pg/blog-directory/financial-blog-directory
[2RczMcbGZJI]: https://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/PortfolioProbeRLanguage/~4/2RczMcbGZJI