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Joshua Weissman but finance

You missed fund wholesalers - get paid to play golf and eat lunch with investment advisors and pitch product. Can be a great gig for a while.

If everyone decides to buy at a certain, and price returns to the value, then why wont people be interested in buying at that good price again...

Coding Jesus using robinhood is kind of sus

What are you talking about 😅 robinhood is shite and every real investor uses a real brokerage. Even if you hold long term you shouldn’t use such a shitty brokerage.

This is not even close to every financial career dumbass

It's been three years, does you still agree with the video you have made ?

The best role is a bank teller bro

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how is asset management not part of you financial industry landscape

Ryan Gosling: “My quantitative! My math specialist Look at him, you notice anything different about him? Look at his face.” “Look at his eyes, I'll give you a hint, his name is Yang. He won a national math competition in China! HE DOESN'T EVEN SPEAK ENGLISH! Yeah I'm sure of the math.”

How can I use this video as an average goldfish to make some money ?? At least this guy make some money from UA-cam ads, but how can I make money from this knowledge ?

Hi Jesus , Great Video.

*JESUS* I got nothing out of this.

waste of 8 minutes

interesting :)

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Take Jesus out your name respectful sir. Thanks.

How do I get quantitative results on my resume as a student with no current internships so far - sophomore

Interestingly enough, I am also on my phone watching this video while on the toilet. Touché.

What about Investor Relations, CFO and M&A? All of those are part of industry but still get decently paid unlike accounting.

By making 0.0001% of profit you beat 95% of daytraders

Why you didn't talk about IA? any of these skill you talked about, will not IA replace it?

fantastic, i actually understood it lol

This guy is 100% spot on. I created a simply random chart generator to prove his point. ua-cam.com/video/XVpQOJ4Yl8Q/v-deo.html

I think perhaps its not the TCP "messages" that are incomplete, since it is just a packet stream and knows nothing about the contents. Its the FIX messages that are being split over multiple TCP packets, such that any given FIX Buy/Sell message is incomplete. So not the transport layer, but the session layer that is being held up on incomplete messages?

Lmao find an edge and they patch it

Thank you 👍

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great explainer. I think you meant "opportunistic" not "optimistic"

No matter how many trades you place, no matter how complex your portfolio is, there is a risk to lose as long as there is fluctuations in the market.

Your hand writing needs work and you need to say less

I wonder how CME learnt about this strategy to penalize such trades.

Not sure how I came about this website (it looks helpful): quantocracy

Amazing video, Coding Jesus! 🌟 Your insights are incredibly valuable, and your experience really shows. I’ll definitely be applying your advice to my resume! Quick question: What’s the best way to showcase relevant projects on a resume for a quant trading job? 📄🤔 I know you're busy, but I really hope we can connect personally because I have more questions and would love to learn from your experiences. I’m a bit hesitant to reach out, worried you might not have time to respond, but I appreciate your busy schedule! 😊

Unfortunately I can't buy into this theory because human behavior is responsible for price movement and until humans change the market will be somewhat predictable.

Where u stay in Chicago??? Im on da southside

Just sell out of nvidia and realise those gains.

In your analogy, you still mention that the last (non-corrupt) byte gets sent to the corresponding trade order (for instance, to a "bullish trade" for good news). Does that not mean that they would have to wait for the news to decide which trade should go through? So the order would be: wait for news - interpret as bullish or bearish - send last byte to corresponding trade. How would that be faster than *not* having your trade already 99% of the way to the exchange, since you still have to wait for the news? Surely it can't be due to the time difference that it takes to send the prior 9 bytes of info (in your example)? Is that all the edge they need?

Just a fair warning, that practice problem would be considered pretty easy for a quant interview

80% of the volume of the day is by algos and there is multi-billion industry behind it. Algos are written by people. So people behind those algos are making a ton of money. So how come you are saying day trading is not profitable? The problem is not day trading but the discipline, retail traders simply do not follow their system as algos do.

Hello Coding Jesus! I am a Math/CS graduate and a Data Science/Machine Learning MSc student about to begin my thesis. Over the past 3-4 months, I have developed a strong interest in Quantitative Finance and would like to focus my thesis on this area. Although I lack professional and academic experience in Quant Finance, I am eager to explore it further. Could you please suggest a few topics for my thesis? I don't know wich of the options I can follow (Sentiment analysis of financial news, AI-Driven portfolio optimization, etc.) as I am not very aware of the market last trends

Thank you for posting. Great results for the year. I have met a number of quants over the years and they believe the same things as you said. However, let's go a step deeper. You returned 47% in a year that NVDA has gone up over 3X (and your NVDA is up 7x from your buy point). You have index funds and some random under performing stocks. To be honest you are right that even such a poorly managed, poorly position sized account has beaten many other traders out there. But don't for a second think that you are exceptionally smart or skilled. Even within your own method, you have managed poorly. You yourself could benefit from going 100 percent market index funds. Your picks and position sizing is an indication of your skill level and understanding of the market as an imvestor. You maybe a great quant but by no means you are an exceptional investor or fund manager. Hope you take a second during those bathroom trading hours and come to your senses. Good luck!

Thank you for posting. Great results for the year. I have met a number of quants over the years and they believe the same things as you said. However, let's go a step deeper. You returned 47% in a year that NVDA has gone up over 3X (and your NVDA is up 7x from your buy point). You have index funds and some random under performing stocks. To be honest you are right that even such a poorly managed, poorly position sized account has beaten many other traders out there. But don't for a second think that you are exceptionally smart or skilled. Even within your own method, you have managed poorly. You yourself could benefit from going 100 percent market index funds. Your picks and position sizing is an indication of your skill level and understanding of the market as an imvestor. You maybe a great quant but by no means you are an exceptional investor or fund manager. Hope you take a second during those bathroom trading hours and come to your senses. Good luck!

AI will replace devs and quants 100%.

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If markets are truly random how do you explain people like John Carter who shows trading statements of profits year after year? Also how about the guys on the floor of the CME who also have profits year in and year out?

I trust you Jesus on that matter.

You pointed out some serious mistakes I've made on my resume. Every time I watch your video I learn something of value. Btw, are you Canadian? I know you live in US. You sound Canadian when you pronounce certain words. Thank you.

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