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1,124 documents
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766 documents
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662 documents
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560 documents
QuantInsti blog
511 documents
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QuantStart
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Stratmill research code
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Robot Wealth
195 documents
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191 documents
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181 documents
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175 documents
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164 documents
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163 documents
Quant course library
157 documents
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152 documents
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144 documents
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132 documents
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116 documents
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86 documents
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86 documents
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79 documents
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68 documents
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62 documents
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61 documents
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54 documents
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50 documents
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45 documents
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45 documents
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38 documents
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34 documents
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32 documents
quant-trading
31 documents
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28 documents
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22 documents
FMZ live strategies
21 documents
Jesse
17 documents
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16 documents
Alphalens
14 documents
WonderTrader
14 documents
backtesting.py
11 documents
Technical Analysis
9 documents
QTPyLib
8 documents
QuantRocket
7 documents
Lumibot strategies
7 documents
Awesome Quant
1 documents

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10,263 documents

Quant Q&A

The document develops a pricing approach for a derivative whose payoff is the positive part of the stock price squared minus strike times stock price. It first changes from the risk-neutral measure to the stock measure, splitting the payoff into an…

Derivatives pricingOptionsStatistics
Quant Q&A

The discussion explains how to solve the Black–Scholes partial differential equation directly with a finite-difference scheme, without first transforming it into the heat equation. A European option’s payoff at maturity supplies the terminal condition;…

OptionsDerivatives pricingBacktestingStatistics
Quant Q&A

The question examines whether an American option on a deterministic, zero-volatility asset can have time value. Its proposed reasoning treats the option’s value as the best payoff reached along the asset’s deterministic path and argues that early exercise…

OptionsVolatilityDerivatives pricing
Quant Q&A

The document answers a request for an explanation or specification of the Gaussian short-rate model implemented in QuantLib. It points readers to a standard interest-rate modeling text for the model's broader treatment and to a technical paper for…

Fixed incomeDerivatives pricingStatistics
Quant Q&A

The document presents a C++ Monte Carlo setup for pricing a call under the SABR model and comparing simulated prices with Hagan and first-order Paulot approximations. It describes Euler and Milstein schemes as intended approaches, and supplies code that…

OptionsDerivatives pricingStatistics
Quant Q&A

The document considers a put payoff on a geometric Brownian motion when exercise occurs at an independent exponential time. It explains that replacing the random exercise time with its mean is generally invalid because the payoff is nonlinear in both the…

OptionsStatisticsDerivatives pricing
Quant Q&A

The document explains how to model a USD-denominated convertible bond whose conversion feature delivers shares priced in euros. If conversion delivers a fixed number of shares and all relevant thresholds are USD-based, the conversion value is a composite USD…

Fixed incomeOptionsForexDerivatives pricing
Quant Q&A

The document derives the price of a call option that pays the square of the underlying price divided by the strike when the underlying finishes at or above the strike, and otherwise pays nothing. Under a Black–Scholes lognormal model, the direct approach…

OptionsDerivatives pricingVolatility
Quant Q&A

The discussion explains why a floating-strike lookback call can have zero gamma at inception under a homogeneous underlying model, yet develop nonzero gamma later. Its payoff depends on the terminal price relative to the minimum price reached over the…

OptionsDerivatives pricingRisk management
Quant Q&A

The document explains why options on one stock can have different implied volatilities across strikes and maturities. Implied volatility is a way to express an option price using Black–Scholes assumptions; it does not mean the market expects each option’s…

OptionsVolatilityDerivatives pricing
Quant Q&A

The document derives the drift of a process defined as the exponential of a Wiener process. Applying Itô’s lemma to the exponential function produces both a stochastic term proportional to the process and a time-dependent correction from the second…

StatisticsDerivatives pricing
Quant Q&A

The document addresses whether Dupire’s local volatility formula can be expressed using put prices as well as call prices. Under the stated zero-rate, zero-dividend setup, or when working with undiscounted options on forwards, the formula uses the option’s…

OptionsDerivatives pricingVolatility
Quant Q&A

The document explains why a two-year government bond future cannot be priced reliably by chaining deposit futures to estimate a matching interest rate. A deposit curve can be built from deposit rates and used to discount the bond’s cash flows, but deposit…

Fixed incomeFuturesDerivatives pricing
Quant Q&A

The document presents a Python implementation intended to price a European option under the Kou double-exponential jump-diffusion model. The author reports a call value that differs from a reference value and asks for help locating the error. The code…

OptionsDerivatives pricingBacktesting
Quant Q&A

The document addresses a question about applying the Nelson–Siegel–Svensson model to bond cash flows. The questioner is unsure whether bonds with different cash-flow dates require a shared discount vector sized to the longest bond, so that a cash-flow matrix…

Fixed incomeDerivatives pricingStatistics
Quant Q&A

The document compares deliverable FX forwards, which exchange both currency notionals at maturity, with non-deliverable forwards (NDFs), which settle a net amount in a deliverable currency. It explains that an NDF typically observes an official exchange rate…

ForexDerivatives pricing
Quant Q&A

The document works through a European cash-or-nothing call that pays a fixed amount if the underlying price finishes above the strike. It outlines the risk-neutral stock process when the asset pays a continuous dividend yield, identifies the market price of…

OptionsDerivatives pricingStatistics
Quant Q&A

The question examines why the interest-rate sensitivity of a European option on futures can differ from the rho formula for an option on an asset with a continuous yield. The explanation identifies two rate exposures: discounting the expected payoff and the…

OptionsFuturesDerivatives pricing
Quant Q&A

An overnight index swap (OIS) exchanges a fixed rate for a floating overnight rate, and its quoted fixed rate is the level that makes the swap fair. There is no single universal OIS rate: the index depends on the currency and market, with examples including…

Fixed incomeDerivatives pricingUS markets
Quant Q&A

The document describes an implementation problem with Least Squares Monte Carlo (LSM) pricing of American vanilla puts. The questioner follows Longstaff and Schwartz’s setup, including simulated paths with antithetic variates and regressions using weighted…

OptionsDerivatives pricingBacktestingStatistics
Quant Q&A

The discussion explains how a forward used to delta hedge a vanilla option can be represented synthetically with options. Under put–call parity, a short forward position corresponds to a short call and a long put at the same strike and expiry. The example…

OptionsDerivatives pricingRisk management
Quant Q&A

The document explains why mathematical optimization is useful in quantitative finance, focusing on derivative pricing, portfolio construction, and mean-reverting baskets. It connects the duality theorem in linear programming to the arbitrage theorem, which…

Portfolio constructionDerivatives pricingMean reversionStatistics
Quant Q&A

The document compares physical settlement, auction-based cash settlement, and fixed-recovery cash settlement for credit default swaps. Under physical settlement, the protection buyer delivers an eligible debt obligation and receives its face amount. Auction…

Fixed incomeDerivatives pricingRisk management