Christopher Cain, CMT

Christopher Cain, CMT, Senior Quantitative Researcher at Connors Research LLC.

As a senior quantitative researcher at Connors Research, Chris shares his insights weekly in the Connors Research Traders Journal. He is an expert on trading system design and development. Mr. Cain is also the creator and lead instructor for TradingMarket’s Programming in Python For Traders course.

Chris is also co-author with Larry Connors of the new book The Alpha Formula; Beat The Market With Significantly Less Risk.

Mr. Cain has 10 years of institutional trading experience, serving as a market maker throughout the yield curve in various fixed income instruments. He is passionate about quantitative trading, investing, data science, coding, and behavioral finance.

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Interactive Session – Yes, There Is Alpha In The Marketplace; We'll Show You Where - In this presentation, Larry Connors and Chris Cain, CMT from Connors Research will share with you their newest research and strategies showing there is alpha in the marketplace. Larry and Chris will share systematic, data-backed strategies utilizing trend following and mean...
Coding In Python - The Trader's New Edge - A webcast presentation originally held on July 24, 2019 by Christopher Cain, CMT as part of the TAN Association's Educational Web Series. Python has become the hottest programming language on Wall Street and is now being used by the biggest and best quantitative trading firms...
Technically Speaking, September 2019 - As we turn the page on another summer season, well, here in the Northern Hemisphere, traders return from the Hamptons, or wherever they park their yachts, and supposedly liquidity comes back with them. But this is no ordinary year. Between on-again, off-again trade talks with...
Technically Speaking, August 2019 - Once again, we find ourselves dealing with the external market forces of a China trade deal. Will we, or won’t we? But this time, China went into the currency markets and nobody liked that very much. And the internal forces, somewhat internal, anyway, of the Fed dropping...

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Christopher Cain, CMT

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