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Algorithmic Short Selling with Python

You're reading from   Algorithmic Short Selling with Python Refine your algorithmic trading edge, consistently generate investment ideas, and build a robust long/short product

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Product type Paperback
Published in Sep 2021
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781801815192
Length 376 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Table of Contents (17) Chapters Close

Preface The Stock Market Game 10 Classic Myths About Short Selling FREE CHAPTER Take a Walk on the Wild Short Side Long/Short Methodologies: Absolute and Relative Regime Definition The Trading Edge is a Number, and Here is the Formula Improve Your Trading Edge Position Sizing: Money is Made in the Money Management Module Risk is a Number Refining the Investment Universe The Long/Short Toolbox Signals and Execution Portfolio Management System Other Books You May Enjoy
Index
Appendix: Stock Screening

The Long/Short Toolbox

Long-only portfolios are by definition correlated to the market. Introducing a short component enables managers to engineer the type of performance they want to deliver. We will make long/short portfolio management accessible to all dedicated market participants in this chapter.

Creating a long/short portfolio requires the consolidation of two relative portfolios: a long and a short book. The transition from a long-only or absolute long/short into a relative strength-long/short portfolio can be quite disconcerting at first. There are lots of moving parts. An effective way to manage this transition is to begin with the objectives in mind: liquidity, correlation, volatility, and performance. Then, concentrate on a handful of variables that have the highest impact on these objectives: gross and net exposure, net beta, and concentration, which make up your investment toolbox when constructing your strategy.

The following table indicates which of our objectives...

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