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Check Quantpedia’s list of historical data providers. There are a lot of options you may choose from …

You may check Quantpedia’s list of available backtesting platforms. The most expensive platforms are usually for professionals (like Deltix, SmartQuant etc.). But cheaper options (like Amibroker, Tradestation, NinjaTrader, Quantconnect, Quantopian etc.) are usually sufficient for a retail trader …

It’s not a book per se, but I can point you to Quantpedia - The Encyclopedia of Quantitative Trading Strategies. It’s a database of ideas for quantitative trading strategies derived out of the academic research papers (from research portals, financial journals, universities etc.), interesting...

Check Quantpedia’s list of historical data providers. There are a lot of options you may choose from …

Check Quantpedia’s list of historical data providers. There are a lot of options you may choose from …

It’s not a book per se, but you can try Quantpedia. It’s a database of ideas for quantitative trading strategies derived out of the academic research papers. Some strategies are backtested and with codes written in QuantConnect framework.

There is good answer on quant.stackexchange.com: https://quant.stackexchange.com/questions/32624/price-of-bond-future-given-a-specific-interest-rate alternatively, you can check CME web page: https://www.cmegroup.com/education/files/understanding-treasury-futures.pdf

Check Quantpedia's master list of historical data sources. Premium data si for example good value for money.

Check the following list of available platforms for backtesting. The good web-based are Portfolio123, Quantconnect or Quantopian ...

Check the following list of historical data providers. The good value for money T&S data are probably from TickData of AlgoSeek...

we will add it there in few days ... thx.

We have added a comprehensive list of historical data sources on our page: http://quantpedia.com/Links/HistoricalData We have good responses on it so I believe it will be useful for you ...

You do not need to sign-up/register, free part is accessible without registration. Strategies on Quantpedia.com are presented in a form of "Strategy Review". Each strategy consists of several parts. We provide very short desription and fundamental reasons for funcionality at the beginning of...

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Hi guys, I think this is an appropriate place to tell about it as I hope our site www.quantpedia.com can be useful for you. We are continually bulding database of quantitative trading strategies derived out of the academic research papers. We read a lot of papers (from research portals...