如果重新开始,大家会怎样走这条交易路?

wjlhc

1手开始
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简明扼要

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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[ 本帖最后由 简明扼要 于 2010-3-15 15:38 编辑 ]

我要生存

这是做什么用的，既然重要说来听听，也学习学习

我要生存

原帖由 shiteok 于 2010-3-13 23:23 发表



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？？

grz209

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。

shiteok

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.