From a grid strategy that nearly blew up the account to a complete rewrite built together with AI A grid running on the Korean equity market revealed four painful flaws in live trading. Following thos...
On the very first day GPT 5.6 launched, I wanted to try it out. I could have written a small utility, run a few prompts, and called that an evaluation. But that felt a little pointless. To find out wh...
Recently, Google Research released TabFM, a foundation model designed for tabular classification and regression tasks. It attempts to compress model training, hyperparameter search, and complex f...
Introduction: From Harness Engineer to Loop Engineer Some time ago, the idea of the “Harness Engineer” gained traction in quantitative trading circles. Its core principle is not to pick an...
AI has been incredibly hot lately. Over the past two years, the strongest market themes have, one way or another, revolved around AI. NVIDIA, AMD, Broadcom, TSMC, Micron, Microsoft, Google, Meta, Core...
The World Cup had barely kicked off before the market gave us a little dose of shock education: it’s not that strong teams never crash — it’s that the way they crash is often more creative...
1. The Starting Point: Trump Drawing Candlesticks by Hand The time-sensitivity of news needs no argument. When word broke that the U.S. had carried out airstrikes on Iran, crude oil spiked violently i...
There’s Someone Going Viral on X Lately If you’ve been scrolling X (Twitter) recently, you may have already come across this account: @aleabitoreddit, handle “Serenity.” T...
Introduction Recently there’s been a popular open-source project on GitHub called AI-Trader (HKUDS/AI-Trader, 19.4k stars). It positions itself as an “AI-Agent-native trading pla...
Recently I came across an interesting article on X. The author describes how, over the years, he slowly got a “flywheel” spinning: three wheels — cash flow, core assets, and Alpha&nbs...