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Me explaining <squints to see slide text> Why fitting is bad


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Coming up

  • Guest lecture, Kings college London, January 2025
  • Guest lecture, University of Essex, January 2025

    In the Past

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    2017

  • I wrote a chapter of Harrimans New Book of Investing Rules (the do's and dont's of the worlds best investors), published in November 2017
  • Interviewed (again) by Michael Covel on trend following radio in November 2017
  • Quoted in an article from CTA intelligence on new markets in November 2017
  • Guest on Wu Zhijian's Evidentialist Channel in November 2017
  • Presented at QuantExpo Prague in November 2017 slides
  • Presented to Investor Klub in Prague in November 2017 (Youtube Video - in english, slides)
  • Guest on Informed choice radio in October 2017, Youtube audio only
  • Presented at QuantCon Singapore, in September 2017, slides
  • Quoted in an article on CTA branding in CTA intelligence, September 2017. 
  • Interviewed by Czech trading blogger Petr Podhajsky: http://www.financnik.cz/komodity/osobnosti/rob-carver-rozhovor.html (in Czech)
  • Presented at Quantcon in New York, April 2017 "Trading Strategies that are Designed not Fitted". Slides are here. Youtube Video here
  • Interviewed by Alex Hilton of next money https://nextmoney.org/ai/exclusive-ais-cant-play-golf/
  • Interviewed by Andrew Swanscott of bettersystemtrader.com: Risk Management, January 2017. See here. Youtube audio only
  • 2016

  • I did a panel discussion on "Alternative sources of data for better trading insights" for London Systematic Traders, November 2016.
  • Quoted in an article on ETF vs futures trading in CTA intelligence, July 2016.
  • "The Myth of the perfect indicator. Why simple is better than complex". Presentation to the MTA's London chapter, April 2016. The presentation is here. The video is here.
  • MTA webcast, "Systematic Trading" March 2016. A video recording is available here.
  • Interview with Michael Covel, January 2016 - listen here
  • 2015

  • Round-the-Clock Trader webcast "Systematic Trading" , December 2015. See http://bit.ly/1lHVVA0 for details. 
  • London Traders Expo December 2015, presentation "Mistakes to avoid when trading with systems". A copy of my presentation is here
  • Interview with Niels Kaastrup-Larsen for Top Traders Unplugged, December 2015. Part one is here. Part two can be found here. Youtube (audio only) here and here.
  • Co-author of "9 mistakes to avoid when using systematic trading systems" November 2015
  • Co-author of "7 questions to ask your systematic fund manager November 2015
  • Interviewed by Chuck Jaffe of moneylifeshow.com, October 2015. Listen here.
  • Presentation to the Thalesians in London, October 2015 "Lessons from Systematic Trading" More info here
  •  Panel discussion at Quant Invest"Do Quant strategies need to be complex or is simple better?" September 2015
  • Interviewed by Andrew Swanscott in episode 26 of the Better system trader podcast, September 2015. Click here.
  • Interviewed by Adrian Reid of www.tradingsystemlife.com: Trading Rules and Back testing, August 2015. Click here for more. Youtube (audio only)


  • LOBO-Gate 




    2 comments:

    1. Harriman's new Book of Investing Rules.I only just got to see the full list of other writers. There is one (very obviously NOT you) who I find so distasteful and foolish had I known of his contribution I would not have written my chapter. I don't know of all the other writers or their careers but the one I refer to is a salesman of the worst order. Pity. A mistake in my view b Harriman.

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      1. I guess you can always exorcise his contribution from your free copy using a pair of scissors and/or a black marker pen.

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