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Which Quantitative Finance journal shows the most skin? Which book has the prettiest illustrations?
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@frolloos would it be possible to get it was well? thanks T
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Sent.
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Does anyone have a soft copy of T. Guida and G. Coqueret, “Machine learning in systematic equity allocation: a model comparison,”
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Would anyone have the latest JPM AI and ML report? really curious to see if they have actually checked the results this year. Thx
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I join in request.



efinancial has given big compliment to JPM Kolanovic



https://news.efinancialcareers.com/uk-en/285249/machine-learning-and-big-data-j-p-morgan



Have you last and this year report?



UPD. Google: kolanovich "big data ai strategies" --> Looking only for last year update



Not sure if this is the one

https://arxiv.org/abs/1811.09549



"Idiosyncrasies and challenges of data driven learning in electronic trading"

Vangelis Bacoyannis, Vacslav Glukhov, Tom Jin, Jonathan Kochems, Doo Re Song
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Anyone familiar with a paper from DB Research titled "Signal Processing: The options issue" (2010)?
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I would like to read bagheads paper about pricing bid and ask spread as an option. I know the original thread is ~10 years old but maybe someone here still has the paper roaming around?
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Is it the one you are looking at?





"Spread, volatility, and volume relationship in financial markets and market making profit optimization"
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@nikol Thanks for input but I am afraid that the paper you linked is not the one I am looking for. Quoting baghead:

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Posted: 2008-06-04 10:28



the bid-to-mid spread is a premium that compensates the market maker for the SEMI-VARIANCE, the downside. That can be defined as the premium of an ATM option with time-to-expiry equal to the expected time until the market maker will be able to unwind the position.



I extended this concept three years ago to describe the RELATIONSHIP between bid/offers of two (correlated) securities. It concluded in modelling the difference in bid/offers as a Margrabe option. The securities I analysed showed temporary violations of that upper price bound of pairwise liquidity which reverted quickly supposedly by a mechanism I called liquidty commonality arbitrage."



The original thread here at NP may be found using the search function for "bid ask spread as an option".
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Once upon a time I had downloaded the "what i knew and when I knew it" from thorpe's old website but sadly those have gone missing.



does anyone happen to have?
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