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如果可以重来
很简单,先统计出一个概率上能最终赢利的方法.每天14:30以后看看盘,下下单,找个漂亮MM作经纪人;
正常工作上班赚饭钱,多余的钱全砸进股市期货;
平时见人三分笑,心情好到极点;
没事不上网,不闲聊;
钱多了就买房买地;
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回复 #10 shiteok 的帖子
这是做什么用的，既然重要说来听听，也学习学习 原帖由 shiteok 于 2010-3-13 23:23 发表 http://bbs.macd.cn/static/image/common/back.gif我会先学EXCEL的基本应用.
===是啊，当年的我也不知道Excel/VBA Programming 是这么重要。
咋个重要？？ 如果可以重头再来的话，可以试下满仓操作，尝试几次爆仓破产的感觉，然后才会懂什么是风险。
回复 #24 我要生存 的帖子
我要生存, 你好, 帮你转贴一个英文版的问答，可达到释疑的效果。Since Excel VBA is beloved by so many pros in the QF world. So, matering your Excel VBA skill will be a BIG help? Say, if you don't know other languages (Java, C++, etc) at all...but you're real good at Excel VBA plus some mathematical finance background, can you get jobs like Financial Modeler (just in VBA), or Risk Analyst (use VBA only)?
Reply:
VBA is good for certain things, but personally, i think that it can be a bit slot sometimes on the excel (perhaps its just that i never find shortcuts around) compared to lets say C++, but then there aren't really direct comparisons in terms of use imo. But otherwise, VBA + excel can be a superbly powerful tool, as others mentioned, its links with Datastream, Bloomberg, etc can save you a good few hours or manual plugging into another program.
I think that having VBA as one of several languages you know is highly useful, but i personally believe that although it can suffice to most/many of the functions needed within risk modelling, having knowledge of a complete set of languages including C/C++, matlab is essential as many organisations within risk mgt have a strong emphasis on these others.
For IB/Trading, i would say that having VBA + Excel would suffice, and to me, i would say that 'excel is like windows as C++/java/etc is like the variants of Unix, in that windows is easier to use and everyone understands it as opposed to unix'. Although perhaps a misleading analogy, excel as a base is seen across the finance industry as being a standard (imo).
And honestly, although there may be positions within risk mgt out there which does all its modelling within excel + vba, but i have rarely seen job descriptions within quants/modelling which look for that kind of emphasis, vs other languages.
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