2005 · 22 citations · 7 references
BusinessEconomicsFinanceFinancial EconomicsOptimizationQuantitative FinanceAlgorithmic TradingLoss Distribution AnalysisLoss FunctionMarket EfficiencyRisk-return AnalysisTrading StrategiesBenchmark Price ConstructionInvestor Trading BehaviorLoss Distribution ApproachLoss Distribution EstimationLoss Distribution TheoryLoss-related Decision MakingMarket Loss MeasurementQuantitative Trading
With the advent of algorithmic trading it is essential that investors become more proactive in the decision making process to ensure selection of the most appropriate algorithm. Investors need to specify benchmark price, implementation goal, and preferred deviation strategy (i.e., how the optimally prescribed algorithm is to react to changing market conditions or prices). In this paper we describe an analytical process to assess the impact of these decisions on the profit and loss distribution of the algorithm. Understanding the Profit and Loss Distribution of Trading Algorithms, Kissell & Malamut, JPMorgan
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