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Webinar: The Quantitative Discretionary Trader - Art and Science w/Adam Grimes
It is my pleasure to welcome Adam Grimes of Waverly Advisors for a webinar on The Quantitative Discretionary Trader: Art and Science, held on Wednesday, March 18 @ 4:30PM ET on futures.io (formerly BMT).
Bullet points for the webinar include:
- Why blend quantitative and discretionary tools?
- How to understand randomness and why it matters.
- Tools for analyzing market problems.
- Specific trading patterns.
- Putting it all together: the process of becoming a trader.
Adam has two decades of experience in the industry as a trader, analyst and system developer, covering the full range of liquid markets and timeframes from scalping to long-term investing. He has traded privately for his own account, held a number of positions for investment firms, spent a few years at the Nymex, and now is a Managing Partner and CIO at Waverly Advisors - a boutique research and advisory firm for which he writes daily market commentary and trade notes.
Adam believes in the importance of giving back to the community and blogs regularly on trading and investment topics. He is also the author of The Art & Science of Technical Analysis: Market Structure, Price Action & Trading Strategies, published in 2012 by John Wiley & Sons. Adam is also a contributing author for several publications on quantitative finance and related topics, and is much in demand as a speaker and lecturer on the topics of technical trading, risk management, and system development.
Looking forward to this one. Just finished reading his "Art & Science" book and found many "golden" nuggets of wisdom. Would love to hear his take on the various studies on volume (VWAP, volume profile, TPO, etc), because that's one subject he did not cover much in the book.
