Building a Portfolio Trade Execution Data Pipeline
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Overview
Quantitative trading strategies involve analyzing large amounts of data to make informed investment decisions. This process requires robust data pipelines that can collect, preprocess, and analyze data to extract insights and inform trading decisions.
The "Portfolio Trade Execution Data Pipeline" project on GitHub is a Python-based tool that aims to construct a robust data pipeline for analyzing trade execution data, and train models to predict securities trading costs. The project uses a combination of SQL and Python, along with Scikit-learn, to extract data from a database, preprocess it, and build models for analysis.
The key features of the project are:
Data Collection: The pipeline collects data from diverse sources such as financial statements, news articles, and economic indicators, and extracts relevant data for analysis.
Data Cleaning and Pre-processing: The pipeline cleans and pre-processes the data to ensure its quality and suitability for analysis. This step includes handling missing values, formatting dates, and filtering out irrelevant records.
Feature Engineering: The pipeline extracts meaningful features from the data that can be used for stock return forecasting and model building.
Model Building: The pipeline builds and implements quantitative equity investment models using algorithms such as regression, decision trees, or neural networks. These models are trained on the preprocessed data to predict securities trading costs.
Model Evaluation: The pipeline evaluates the performance of the models using metrics such as accuracy, precision, and recall.
Portfolio Construction: The pipeline constructs portfolios based on the predictions made by the models and optimizes them for maximum returns.
Risk Management: The pipeline monitors and manages the risk associated with the portfolios to ensure that they are in line with the risk tolerance of the investors.
To access the project on GitHub, please send a message as the project is currently in private mode.