The Connors Group – Larry’s company dedicated to applying the power of quantitative analysis to financial markets.Does quantifying repeatable human behaviour helps to avoid overfitting data?.Why using quant, fully systematic approach helps to profit from market anomalies where fear and greed play role?.Is it true that strategies based heavily on fear and greed tend to be more robust than other?.How are markets changing over time due to the technology revolution?.Why emotions play such a significant role in the markets?.Why many traders are psychologically unable to take trades in times which historically proved to be large-edge high-probability trading opportunities?.Listen to “STS 008 – Larry Connors: Buy the fear, sell the greed” on Spreaker. You will see behavior tend to change which creates the mispricing. Whether it’s on a daily, weekly or even a lifetime basis, when fear comes into the marketplace you will see prices tend to change. Fear tends to permeate or makes a great deal of decision making. Prices are mispriced primarily due to some behavioral factors and especially when it comes time to fear. I strongly encourage you to listen to the whole episode, as Larry is fully disclosing one of his strategies from the book, which is really very powerful and having a winning percentage over 90%! Today we talk about his latest book, “ Buy the fear, sell the greed: 7 behavioural quant strategies for traders“, which proves that behavioural factors can be quantified and used on the markets. The Technical Analysis of STOCKS & COMMODITIES Magazine selected this book as one of “The Classics” for trading books written in the 20th century. Larry co-wrote “ Street Smarts” with Market Wizard’s legend Linda Raschke.
He is the author of many highly acclaimed books including “ How Markets Really Work” and “ Short Term Trading Strategies That Work“. Larry Connors has over three decades of experience in the financial markets industry and is widely regarded as one of the leading professionals, especially when it comes to systematic quantified short-term trading.
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