A personal project blog by an aspiring quant documenting Python-based finance tools, such as a Streamlit stock peer viewer and a live Hidden Markov Model regime detector wired to Interactive Brokers. Posts walk through what each app does, with screenshots and links to GitHub code.
Website: https://www.myquantjourney.com/
QuantDojo.ai is a newsletter teaching quantitative trading practice, covering risk of ruin, minimum account sizing, and backtesting versus paper trading. Readers get worked formulas and concrete numerical examples to test trading strategies rigorously before risking capital.
Essays by a technology researcher connecting books and ideas from political economy, forecasting and quantitative trading to current technology questions such as AI sovereignty. Readers get reflective, reading-driven analysis with a clear authorial voice and book recommendations.
A personal blog with long-form essays on technology, investing and books, often critiquing common narratives and methodologies. Readers get analytical arguments backed by data and, in some issues, reproducible code.
Sam Chepal's newsletter applies quantitative analysis to varied subjects, from reconstructing real-world aircraft glide slopes using ADS-B data to a former crypto quant's aviation journey and systematic crypto 0DTE options trading. Readers get data-driven breakdowns of markets and flight practice, with personal accounts of the author's career pivot.
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