Python trading, 60/40 portfolio, And Risk-adjusted return (And More)

Oct 18, 2022

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As always, we have published many articles over the last week:

Python and trading

Python is popular in trading, to our surprise (but we are not coders).

Why make something from “scratch” when you can purchase inexpensive trading platforms/software?

Our experience is that a lot of coders and programmers are bad traders (very crude rule of thumb, though):

The 60-40 portfolio strategy consists of 60% stocks and 40% bonds. Because of the poor performance this year, many claim it’s “dead”.

Is it dead and done?

Or, perhaps there is a better alternative?

The biotech sector goes often under the radar.

However, it’s a sector that often correlates little with the overall market. We made a strategy:

There are many ways to evaluate risk-adjusted returns. In the article below we look at a few of them:

The homebuilders are very difficult to trade, a bit like commodities:

Do you want more trading strategies?