The BAT Computer Stock Market Analyzer!

[Troy]

Hey All,

I've designed this cool analysis software that analyzes the current state of the stock market and I'm posting the results to my blog at the end of every day. It includes a number of technical analyses to study the market and eventually will have a neural network algorithm to predict the market. Comments/criticisms are appreciated, especially from people in the quant community.

http://thequantinvestor.blogspot.com/



Troy

 

[Joy Pathak]

Looks interesting. Most brokerage platforms have technical analysis built into them. What kind of neural network market prediction algorithm are you going to ad to yours? I have not seen too many things of that sort on platforms. Plus why only BAT exchange?

 

[Troy]

haha, no the BAT computer is a play of the computer Batman used in the 1960's tv show. It actually can study any exchange, or any stock, but I'll primarily use the Nasdaq.

 

[Tsotne]

Hi @Troy

Could you tell which language you are using?

 

[Troy]

hi Tsotne

I use Matlab. Built my own software to download data from Yahoo and analyze it. I'd be happy to help you out if you have any questions/ need any advice

 

[Tsotne]

hi Tsotne

I use Matlab. Built my own software to download data from Yahoo and analyze it. I'd be happy to help you out if you have any questions/ need any advice

Thanks Troy. I've been assigned to develop a kind of similar project in C++/C#. Specifically, it must be ready by the end of June. First, I have written a calculus and statistics library. Now I am working on statistical distributions. To be more precise, I have some data and my algorithms need to check if they are iid and fit the distributions. Also after I have done it then I'll do the same for copulas(with many dimensions) I'm going to dig into some programming constructs to make the algorithms faster. After I have done it, I think I'll be in a perfect position to start building the GUI application itself. Thank you for your expression of being ready to help. I appreciate it. If I have questions I'll ask you along the way.

 

[michaels]

Tsone,

I've been quietly stalking these forums for a while now and have found your posts helpful. I've being doing stuff like this for ages (but with derivatives) so in return if you need any pointers from a GUI standpoint let me know.