Algorithmic trading, systematic portfolios and technical analysis of the markets.
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PORTFOLIOS
MARKETSExisting programming languages (EasyLanguage, PowerLanguage, Pine Script and others) can be integrated with AI agents to which tasks that would otherwise be hard to manage can be delegated, such as multi-instrument backtesting and validation or the management of a portfolio of strategies, while the trader keeps the role of executing in the market.
Learn more →A technical trader who wants to apply their own market idea to portfolio management has to change perspective, from timing to selection, building scoring algorithms based on their own views.
Learn more →A technical analyst can teach the model how they reason and what they look at on charts. They can keep a history of their analyses as a track record and/or let their clients connect, through an MCP protocol, to their own website, updated semi-automatically with their market views.
Learn more → See a real example →Individual and group training programs for those who study the financial markets and want to acquire solid methodological foundations in the use of AI tools.
Domenico D'Errico, after holding various managerial roles in multinational companies, has worked for 15 years as an independent R&D consultant on the financial markets and quantitative strategies. He is a CSTA (Certified SIAT Technical Analyst), an EasyLanguage specialist, a two-time winner of the TradeStation Developers Contest 2011, author of TradeStation EasyLanguage for Algorithmic Trading and contributor to Technical Analysis of Stocks & Commodities. He is also a member of the Gandalf Project Team.
His results as a private trader are available at the link below.
📈 Domenico's personal track record 🏆 Badge Claude Academy ✅ Claude Academy certification
WhatsApp: +39 348 380 1130
Email: domderrico@gmail.com
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