Dakota Wixom – Become a Quantitative Analyst

Dakota Wixom – Become a Quantitative Analyst

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What is this Course About?

Wall Street needs more quants and data scientists.

This course will allow you to build the essential initial programming skills and tool belt of statistical techniques required for quantitative analysis.

First, we’ll teach you how to program with financial timeseries before diving deep into multivariate regressions using factor analysis to explain Berkshire Hathaway’s performance.
Next, we’ll examine the performance of 9 different hedge fund strategies and compare the risk and return characteristics of each type of fund.

Finally, we’ll construct our own fund strategy using quadratic optimization to track a benchmark on a rolling basis, and we’ll build our own backtesting engine in R to analyze our strategy.

Here’s what you’ll get: 

• Getting up to Speed with Financial Programming in R
• Analyzing Hedge Fund Strategy Performance
• Multivariate Rolling Regressions | How Does Warren Buffett Do It?
• Construct Your Own Index Fund Strategy and Backtesting Engine

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