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246933.jpg (36.38 KB, 需要: 9 个论坛币) 2008-9-15 08:13:00 上传 [下载]Modeling Maximum Trading Profits with C 需要: 9 个论坛币 [购买] 246932.pdf (2.07 MB, 需要: 9 个论坛币) 2008-9-15 08:13:00 上传 [下载]Modeling Maximum Trading Profits with C 需要: 9 个论坛币 [购买] Modeling Maximum Trading Profits with C++: New Trading and Money Management Concepts (Wiley Trading) By: Valerii Salov ISBN-10: 0470086238 ISBN-13: 9780470086230 Publisher: Wiley - 2007-02-02Paperback | Pap/Cdr Edition | 264 Pages Editorial Review: The goal of trading is to make money, and for many, profits are the best way to measure that success. Author Valerii Salov knows how to calculate potential profit, and in Modeling Maximum Trading Profits with C++, he outlines an original and thought-provoking approach to trading that will help you do the same. This detailed guide will show you how to effectively calculate the potential profit in a market under conditions of variable transaction costs, and provide you with the tools needed to compute those values from real prices. You'll be introduced to new notions of s-function, s-matrix, s-interval, and polarities of s-intervals, and discover how they can be used to build the r- and l-algorithms as well as the first and second profit and loss reserve algorithms. Optimal money management techniques are also illustrated throughout the book, so you can make the most informed trading decisions possible. Filled with in-depth insight and expert advice, Modeling Maximum Trading Profits with C++ contains a comprehensive overview of trading, money management, and C++. A companion CD-ROM is also included to help you test the concepts described throughout the book before you attempt to use them in real-world situations. Table of Contents:Preface xiAcknowledgments xiiiPotential Profit as a Measure of Market Performance 1Profit and Potential Profit 1Price Flow and C++ 4Why C++? 4Why Skip Date and Time Classes? 4Vector for Price Flow 5Classes for Prices 5Procedural Programming 7Object-Based and Generic Programming 8Example Test1.cpp 11Object-Oriented Programming 12Exception Safety 16Production of Concrete Objects 16Pardo's Potential Profit 17Simple Algorithm for a True Reverse System 17The Program Computing Pardo's Potential Profit 18Conclusions 20Potential Profit and Transaction Costs 21What Is a Trading Strategy? 21Properties of Potential Profit Strategy 24"Do Nothing" Strategy 24Property 1 24Property 2 24Property 3 24Property 4 25Property 5 27Property 6 28Transaction Costs 28Commissions 28Slippage 28The Bid/Asked Spread 30The Total Transaction Cost 31Transaction Costs and C++ 32Profit-and-Loss Function 34The Main Equations 34C++ Implementation 35Example Test2.cpp 36Conclusions 38R- and L-Algorithms for Maximum Profit Strategy 39S-Function and S-Matrix 39S-Function 39S-Matrix 40S-Interval and Its Boundaries 40S-Interval 40S-Interval with the Right-most Boundary 40S-Interval with the Left-most Boundary 40S-Interval with the Left-most and Right-most Boundaries 40The Best Buying and Selling Points on the S-Interval 41Polarity of S-Intervals 41Right Polarity 41Theorem 3.1 41Left Polarity 42Theorem 3.2 42R-Algorithm 42L-Algorithm 44C++ Implementation 44Coding The R- and L-Algorithms 44Example Test3.cpp 48C++ Program Evaluating Potential Profit 51Conclusions 54Money Management and Discrete Nature of Trading 55Denominations 55Induction and Trading Account Size 58Growth Function and Optimal B 59Discrete Nature of Trading 62Evolution of Account with Constant A[subscript w], A[subscript l], M, b 62Evolution of Account with Nonconstant A[subscript w], A[subscript l] 71Conclusions 79Money Management for Potential Profit Strategy 81The Best Allocation Fraction for Potential Profit Strategy 81Self-Financing Restriction 83Minimal A[subscript 0] 83Actions and Positions Test4.cpp 87The First and Second P&L Reserves 89Rules for Offsetting Positions 92Classes Trade and Trades 92Class Position 95Using Position and Trades Test5.cpp 100Conclusions 104Best to Better 103Algorithm for the First Profit-and-Loss Reserve Strategy 105Algorithm for the Second P&L Reserve Strategy 109Program Applying Three Algorithms 118Conclusions 122Direct Applications 123Only in the Past 123What Are Traders Actually Doing and How Are They Doing It? 123A Word on Human Intuition 124What and How Are Academicians Doing? 125The Bridge 127Collapse of the Theory? 128A Word on Potential Profit and Strategy 130Sleeping Beauty 130Application to Tick Price Data 130Application to Daily Price Data 144War and Peace 147Conclusions 149Indicators Based on Potential Profit 151Performance Measures and indicators 151Profit Performance of a System 151Performance of a System Defined as Return on Capital 152Comparing Single-Market Performance 152Comparing Markets 153Moving Versions of Strategies 153Relationship to Trend and Volatility 153Reversal Points and Events Filter 154Increasing Position Points 155Options on Potential Profit 155Strategy Evaluation 156The Evaluation Algorithm 156Example Test8.cpp 160Class Distribution 162Conclusions 169Statistics of Trades and Potential Profit 171Statistical Properties of Trades 171Selection 171Implementing One by One 174Program Evaluating Strategy and Trades 183Input Format 183The Program Evaluate.cpp 184Application of Evaluate.cpp to SK05 189Conclusions 193Comparing Markets 195Time Frame and Prices 195Selected Contracts 195Data File Format 196Results of Applications of Maxprof3 and Evaluate 196CH06 196SH06 199WH06 201LCG06 202GCG06 204HGH06 206CCH06 207KCH06 209SBH06 211CTH06 213LBH06 214CLH06 216USH06 218SPH06 220Multimarket Potential Profit Algorithms 222Epilogue 223Conclusions 223Bibliography and Sources 225About the CD-ROM 229Index 233 [此贴子已经被作者于2008-9-15 8:14:39编辑过] |
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