If you play online poker without the proper tools you are leaving money on the table. It is important to keep good records and analyze your game and the game of your opponents. Today on “Poker Friday” I am going to go through the poker software I use on a daily basis. Poker Software Smart…
8 Software Applications every Poker Player should Have
By Mark | Published August 27th, 2010Poker, Luck & Trading
By Mark | Published August 20th, 2010Usually on Fridays I post weekend links, for the next few weeks I will be posting articles related to poker. Poker and trading share some common similarities. If you have yet to read my previous poker articles I suggest you start with the following articles: Ten lessons I have learned about trading from poker. My…
Australian Taxation Calculator: Excel Spreadsheet
By Mark | Published August 18th, 2010This post is for my Australian readers, but if you are from far away lands and are curios to see what us Australians pay in tax, feel free to download the spreadsheet. As most of you will be aware the tax office made some minor adjustments to the thresholds and the martingale tax rate which…
Office 2010 Professional Edition Install
By Mark | Published June 28th, 2010I was happy to get my copy of Microsoft Office 2010 Professional Edition today and will be putting it through its paces in the coming weeks. I am most excited about the new version of Excel and the addition of sparklines. Microsoft Office Professional 2010 contains the following applications: Microsoft Word Microsoft Excel Microsoft PowerPoint…
Setting up The Perfect Python Development Environment
By Mark | Published March 29th, 2010I am sure most of you by now have heard about the awesomeness of Python. Python is a lightweight programming / scripting language that is very simple to learn yet powerful. As you know if you have been reading this blog you would know I am looking to test and develop automated trading strategies and…
Book Review: Quantitative Trading How to Build Your Own Algorithmic Trading Business by Ernest Chan
By Mark | Published March 23rd, 2010I have been meaning to read this Quantitative Trading book for quite sometime however I didn’t see the point until I got Matlab up and running. The book is a lot shorter then I expected yet still manages to cover some important topics. The table of contents is shown below: Quantitative Trading How to Build…
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