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Jason Strimpel – Python for Quant Finance

Description Jason Strimpel – Python for Quant Finance Unlock promotions, career opportunities, and extra income with Python. A complete system for getting started with Python for...

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Jason Strimpel – Python for Quant Finance

Jason Strimpel - Python for Quant Finance

Unlock promotions, career opportunities, and extra income with Python.

A complete system for getting started with Python for quant finance from scratch. No theory. No jargon. Just practical Python you can use.

Included is an entire framework to get you started with Python for quant finance.

It’s a complete set of step-by-step, proven frameworks that gives you:
  • 20 hours of recorded content across 20 modules and 134 lessons
  • An experienced, hands-on instructor to guide you every step
  • 1,000s of lines of quant code you can use to kick start your projects
  • A 1,300+ strong community of like-minded beginners to crowd-source answers, code, and strategies
  • A structured, step-by-step path to getting outcomes with Python
  • Accountability and support to help you when you hit a speedbump

It means that you won't waste time learning Python you can't use. It means you'll get the skills for a new quant job or to start trading from home.

What’s Included

Everything you need to start using Python for quant finance, algorithmic trading, and market data analyis.

Inside you’ll find real-time answers, code to get you started, and hundreds of people for networking, sharing ideas, and accelerating your progress. To maximize your investment, you’ll also get video replays, a written course curriculum, and more than $4,500 of free bonuses.

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Get personalized answers fast, detailed code walkthroughs, strategy ideas, and help fixing code bugs. All from thousands of like-minded people.

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Onboarding

Get ready for the course
Install the Python Quant Stack, download market data, and connect to Interactive Brokers—all with step-by-step instructions.

Module 1:

Getting the Python Basics Right
If you’re brand new to Python, you’ll fast-track your learning with exactly what you need to know—no overwhelm, no complexity.

Screenshot of Python code: It shows imports for pandas and a module from openbb_terminal.sdk. Variables are defined for storing stock and futures data paths with 'stocks.h5' and 'futures.h5' respectively, and setting up tickers for 'SPY' and root for 'ES'.

Module 2:

The Python Quant Stack
Get familiar with the the most important Python libraries for algo trading and data analysis—Pandas—so you can work with market data.

Infographic displaying a matrix of categories and tools used in quantitative finance. Categories include Research Environments, Numerical Computing, Data Visualization, Machine Learning, Risk & Optimization, and Algo Trading, each paired with relevant tools like Jupyter, NumPy, pandas, and Interactive Brokers.

Module 3:

Algorithmic Trading, Backtesting, and Strategy Formation
Yes! Retail traders can compete. Get a framework to form trading ideas, test them, and get them executed.

Title slide from a presentation: 'How to Build Trading Strategies: Step-by-Step', branded with the PyQuant News logo in the corner.

Module 4:

Treat Your Backtest Like an Experiment
Understand why most people get backtesting wrong—and the secret of avoiding losing money because of a backtest.

Color-coded heatmap displaying the relationship between various bullish and bearish trading patterns. Each cell represents the correlation between patterns, ranging from dark purple (low correlation) to bright yellow (high correlation).

Module 5:

How to Engineer Alpha Factors With Python
Get the tools and techniques professional money managers use to manage portfolios and hedge away unwanted risk.

Graph titled 'Strategy - Return Quantiles' displaying box plots for return distributions on daily, weekly, monthly, quarterly, and yearly intervals from January 2010 to August 2023. Each time period shows variability and median returns through box and whisker plots in different colors.

Module 6:

Prototyping and Optimizing Strategies with VectorBT
Get working code to run millions of simulations with the cutting-edge VectorBT backtesting library.

Data visualization slide featuring a histogram of total returns and box plots for different trading strategies, color-coded as SL, TS, and TP. The slide includes Python and Veles logos, emphasizing the use of these tools in analysis.

Module 7:

How to Backtest A Trading Strategy with Zipline Reloaded
Build factor pipelines to screen and sort a universe of 21,000+ equities to build and backtest real-life factor portfolios.

Analytical visualization featuring a 3D color density plot to represent data dimensions, accompanied by a flowchart explaining the process flow in data analysis using Zipline library. The flowchart details steps involving data input, processing with functions like 'AverageDollarVolume' and 'MeanReversion', and output based on specific conditions.

Module 8:

Risk and Performance Analysis with PyFolio and AlphaLens
Get the code to quickly asses strategy risk and performance—including factor performance—and assess alpha decay.

Financial analysis dashboard featuring a series of charts and graphs: Cumulative Returns vs. Benchmark, Distribution of Monthly Returns, Daily Active Returns, Rolling Beta to Benchmark, and Strategy's Worst 5 Drawdown Periods. Each chart provides detailed metrics comparing a strategy against a benchmark from 2010 to 2023.

Module 9:

Automate Trade Execution with Python
Connect to your broker, download high-resolution market data, historical data, and automate your trades so you can get to trading, faster.

Screenshot of the Interactive Brokers trading platform displaying detailed market data for Facebook (FB) stock. The interface includes multiple panels showing the stock's bid and ask prices, a chart of 10-minute candlesticks, and various market indicators. Additional panels show real-time market news and a summary of other major stocks and currencies.

Module 10:

Double Down on Your Success With More Help and Support
Get expert guidance to take your experience to the next level. More strategies. More code. More support.

Jason, participating in a virtual meeting, appears engaged and expressive, surrounded by bookshelves filled with various books in his home office

Also included: The Recipe Book

Code templates to get you started with algorithmic trading, portfolio optimization, and risk management.

In addition to the 12 modules and 134 lessons, written curriculum, and PQN Pro community, you get self-paced code “recipe.” Each one includes a 20-minute video walkthrough and is packed with code designed to get you started ASAP.

Get access to the entire program (for life)

Join 1,410 finance professionals, Python developers, traders, and complete beginners to use Python for data analysis, derivatives pricing, and algorithmic trading.

Should you join? Here’s what I think…

Not everyone is right for Getting Started With Python for Quant Finance and I want to make sure I don’t waste your time.

You’ll love this course if:

You want to use Python for getting market data, analyzing the financial markets, backtesting, and automating trading

You’re sick of paying Udemy and Datacamp for courses that are irrelevant to your goals

You want a somewhat opinionated approach to installing Python, writing code, and using the Python Quant Stack

You’re brand new to Python, quant finance, or both

You realize that taking tutorial after tutorial does not guarantee success. You want to learn and adopt of framework that will make you successful using Python

You don’t have time to waste learning a programming language and want to know just want you need

You want step-by-step guidance and structure from someone who’s been in the industry for 23 years

You like specific, hands-on instruction and don’t have time for the fluff

You’ll want a refund if:

You’d prefer to learn the theory behind programming and quant finance and not actually apply anything in practice

You prefer “figuring it out yourself” with a plethora of lessons with no clear path

You’re hoping that buying a course like this will give you trading strategies that will print you money

You’re looking for another Python tutorial that will help you do things like print “Hello World” and the Fibonacci sequence to the screen

You don’t really need to use Python in your field and probably won’t anytime soon

You’re OK with using the tools you have (like Excel) and are unwilling to budge in the slightest.

You’re thinking this course will teach you fundamentals of computer science like memory management.

You want to use Python to brute force optimize backtests and data mine the market (a bit of an inside joke you’ll understand once you dig into the course!)

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