Summary

As you can imagine, the trader’s goal is not programming but surviving (in the early stages of their career) and then confidently navigating the financial markets. A trader must also evaluate the vast array of technology and trading tools available on the market, understanding that software, whether it’s Python or EasyLanguage, is merely a tool (think of it like a calculator). Success does not come from the tool itself but from the scientific logic applied and your motivation. In the institutional world, there is a saying, “Garbage in, garbage out,” meaning that if you use a sophisticated model lacking sound underlying logic, you’re simply producing “amazing” garbage.

Traders lacking programming skills for AI tools should at least understand the dynamics behind them and delegate the task of producing AI models under their supervision to data scientists.

In this chapter, we learned how to integrate Python AI models with...