Statistics of the S&P 500
Course Content
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Introduction to an Advanced LTR Method
Overview Paper
Model Overview
Backtest Method for CSM Strategy
Enhancing the Ranking
Context Aware Model and Encodings
Transformer Architecture
Experiment Methodology
Introduction to a Century of Evidence
Types of Momentum Strategies
Methodology
Time Series Momentum
Performance Over a Century
Performance During Crisis Periods
Performance in Different Economic Environments
Introduction to Turning Points
Dynamic Speed Selection
Dynamic vs. Static Strategies
What Are Turning Points
Defining Slow and Fast
Slow and Fast Cycles
The Effect of Noise and Persistence (Signal)
The Model
Performance
Beta and Alpha Decomposition
Application to the Broader Universe
Conclusion
Introduction to Trending Fast and Slow
Theory
Inisghts on the speeds (window periods)
Approaches to Risk Management
Signal Construction
Statistics of the S&P 500
Momentum Under Different Regimes
Sources of Out-Performance
Introduction to Volatility Targeting
Key Concepts
Findings and Data Sets
Applying Volatility Targeting (Scaling)
Performance in Equities
Performance in Bonds and Other Asset Classes
Why Volatility Targeting Works
Introduction to Deep Momentum Networks
Insights on Momentum Strategies
Construction of Trading Signals
Loss Function and Architecture
The Data Used
Performance Evaluation
Introduction Deep Mom Networks with Change Point Detection
Momentum and Mean Reversion
Change Point Detection
Methodology
Results
Learning to build a LTR Strategy
Introduction to Learning to Rank in Trading
The Oxford MAN Institute
Cross Sectional Momentum (CSM) Strategies
Anatomy of a CSM Strategy
Score Calculation
What is Learning to Rank
How to do it in Finance
Performance Results
Results
Introduction to Favourable Market Conditions
Key Takeaways
Carry Strategy
Momentum Strategy
Value Strategy
Important - Valuable Insight! Signal Construction
Portfolio Construction