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• Financial modeling
  === Financial Modeling === ...rd. This article aims to provide a comprehensive introduction to financial modeling, tailored for beginners, with a particular focus on its application within
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• Heteroskedasticity
  ...Analysis]], and fundamental news, a deeper understanding of the underlying statistical properties of market data can provide a significant edge. One such property ...ich the variability of a random variable (in our case, the error term in a statistical model predicting crypto futures prices) is not constant across all values o
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• Non-Stationary
  ...der, like daily closing prices of Bitcoin futures – stationarity refers to statistical properties that remain constant over time. More specifically, a stationary ...wever, understanding the concept of stationarity is important because many statistical forecasting methods, including those used in [[Algorithmic Trading]], *requ
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• Differencing
  ...oin over time – *stationary*. This stationarity is vital for applying many statistical and machine learning models used in trading. This article will break down d ...derstand why we need it. A [[Time Series]] is considered stationary if its statistical properties, such as mean and variance, are constant over time. In simpler
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• Bioinformatics
  ...the core principles of data analysis, pattern recognition, and predictive modeling are remarkably similar. In fact, the sophisticated algorithms used in bioin ...airs of DNA. Analyzing this data requires powerful computational tools and statistical methods.
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• Python for Finance
  ...on boasts a rich ecosystem of specialized libraries designed for financial modeling, data analysis, and algorithmic trading. These libraries significantly redu ...ile Seaborn builds on it to create more visually appealing and informative statistical graphics. Visualizing data is key to understanding [[Candlestick Charts]].
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• Cointegration
  ...We will focus on practical application, assuming a basic understanding of statistical concepts. ...ore [[Time Series]] that, while individually non-stationary (meaning their statistical properties change over time – more on that later), have a stable, long-te
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• ARIMA modeling
  ...RIMA_Model_Flowchart.png|center|600px|A visual representation of the ARIMA modeling process.]] # ARIMA Modeling for Crypto Futures Trading: A Beginner's Guide
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• Portfolio-Margin
  ...folio Margin employs a more advanced risk engine that utilizes statistical modeling – often Value-at-Risk (VaR) – to calculate a single margin requirement ...rocess behind Portfolio Margin is complex and relies on sophisticated risk modeling. Here's a breakdown of the key steps:
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• Quantitative analysis
  ...on and subjective judgment, quantitative analysis employs mathematical and statistical methods to identify and exploit trading opportunities. This article will de ..., quantitative analysis is the application of mathematical and statistical modeling to financial markets. It’s about transforming raw data into actionable in
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• Autoregressive Integrated Moving Average (ARIMA)
  ...rs, and [[Fundamental Analysis]] assesses the underlying value, a powerful statistical method called Autoregressive Integrated Moving Average (ARIMA) offers a qua ...the next. [[Stationarity]] is a critical prerequisite for reliable ARIMA modeling.
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• Models
  ...crypto futures, ranging from simple technical indicators to sophisticated statistical and machine learning approaches. We will aim to equip you with a foundation * '''Quantitative Models:''' These employ mathematical and statistical techniques to identify trading opportunities.
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• GARCH models
  ...e error term (or residuals) in a time series is not constant. Traditional statistical models, like ordinary least squares [[regression analysis]], often assume * * **R:** A powerful statistical computing language with numerous packages for time series analysis, includi
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• Curve fitting
  * **Volatility Modeling:** Modeling the volatility of a futures contract to better understand risk and price fl * **Predictive Modeling:** While not foolproof, curve fitting can be a component of more complex p
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• Regression Analysis
  Regression analysis is a powerful statistical tool used to understand the relationship between variables. While often ass ...move. Correlation doesn’t equal causation. Regression analysis identifies statistical *relationships*, allowing us to build models for predicting future behavior
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• Probability analysis
  | Normal Distribution || Bell-shaped curve; symmetrical around the mean. || Modeling price fluctuations, volatility. ...tribution || Skewed to the right; often used for modeling asset prices. || Modeling long-term price trends.
  12 KB (1,601 words) - 15:07, 20 March 2025
• Information criteria
  ...e introduction to information criteria, focusing on their application in a statistical context and highlighting why they are relevant to traders and analysts. == What are Statistical Models and Why Do We Need to Compare Them? ==
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• Correlation trading strategies
  ...ticated yet potentially highly profitable strategy that capitalizes on the statistical relationships between two or more assets. Unlike directional trading, which ...o, but still statistically significant enough to exploit. Understanding [[statistical analysis]] is crucial for identifying and validating these relationships.
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• Akaike information criterion
  ...g it demands more than just gut feeling. Quantitative analysis, employing statistical models, is paramount for informed decision-making. But building a model is ...ion (AIC) is a mathematical method for evaluating the quality of different statistical models for a given set of data. It estimates the relative amount of inform
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• High-Frequency Data
  ...ing the power of HFD requires a deep understanding of data infrastructure, statistical analysis, and specialized trading strategies. This article will provide a c * '''Non-Stationarity:''' The statistical properties of HFD can change over time, requiring adaptive models and algor
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