Good stuff - your info helps alot , I just found you the onther day , love your videos and how you break gambling down. I was just asking my self before I saw this was how many bets SHOULD I place a day
didn't talk about correlation. The more bets you make, the more likely you're gonna be betting on correlated plays. Or does that not matter and it''ll all still add up postively in the long run?
Hey Alex, I'm currently a high school Junior trying to get into quant trading/development. Since you used to be a quant trader on Wall Street, I would like to know if you have any advice regarding the most efficient career path in the industry. Do you think school prestige matters? Is it feasible to break into the industry as an undergraduate? What experience and skills are most firms looking for? My main concern is that I'm not competitive/intelligent enough to get hired. Is the stereotype that you must be a Putnam/USAMO/USACO plat qualifier valid for prestigious firms(Jane Street, Citadel, etc)? Thanks for reading. I would greatly appreciate any advice and hope you could shed some light on the hyper-competitive industry.
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Good stuff - your info helps alot , I just found you the onther day , love your videos and how you break gambling down. I was just asking my self before I saw this was how many bets SHOULD I place a day
Thanks for watching!
didn't talk about correlation. The more bets you make, the more likely you're gonna be betting on correlated plays. Or does that not matter and it''ll all still add up postively in the long run?
Definitely can look at correlation and make sure you don't have any negative correlation. Very good point.
the question is how can we get an hedge, like what kinds of research we need to do in order to find the hedge on bets?!?
Great question! Hedging can be tough, but you basically need to watch the lines constantly.
Hey Alex,
I'm currently a high school Junior trying to get into quant trading/development. Since you used to be a quant trader on Wall Street, I would like to know if you have any advice regarding the most efficient career path in the industry. Do you think school prestige matters? Is it feasible to break into the industry as an undergraduate? What experience and skills are most firms looking for? My main concern is that I'm not competitive/intelligent enough to get hired. Is the stereotype that you must be a Putnam/USAMO/USACO plat qualifier valid for prestigious firms(Jane Street, Citadel, etc)? Thanks for reading. I would greatly appreciate any advice and hope you could shed some light on the hyper-competitive industry.
Great question! You can always email me alex@oddsjam.com
I think 3 bets a night is good so hopefully you go 2/3.
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