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  Algorithmic Trader The: Building...

  Steve Nico Williams

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  The Algorithmic Trader is your definitive guide to auto trading and algorithmic trading, rooted in the principles of quantitative finance and disciplined risk management. Whether you are an aspiring quantitative analyst or a self‑taught developer, you will learn how to apply professional‑grade risk management services to every stage of strategy development.
   
  You’ll master algo trading through 25 in‑depth chapters covering algo trading algorithms, trading with algo, and advanced algorithmic trading algorithms. The book emphasizes risk mgmt, risk and risk management, quan finance, risk and management, risk handling, and risk m across position sizing, drawdown limits, and kill switches.
   
  Specialized sections cover cryptocurrency trading, crypto trading, insights into the best crypto to buy now, working with major crypto exchanges, how to buy bitcoin, understanding cryptocurrency exchanges, and using Binance crypto exchanges for automated strategies.
   
  Every concept is illustrated with Python code. The capstone chapter walks you through a complete volatility‑targeted momentum system—from hypothesis to live trading on Alpaca—giving you a proven blueprint to adapt.
   
  S. Williams is a quantitative developer and systematic trader with over a decade of experience across equities, futures, and crypto.

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  The Story of Computing

  Dermot Turing

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  Today computers shape every aspect of our lives. In our pockets, we carry mobile phones with computing power that was unimaginable just 50 years ago. Many industries are embracing the promises - and the risks - of artificial intelligence. The world is changing faster than ever, and computing is at the heart of technological development. 
   
  Dermot Turing explores the history of this rapidly evolving technology, from the Charles Babbage and his experiments with steam powered calculators to the computerised Go champion, AlphaGo. The Story of Computing is the essential guide to a subject that none of us can ignore. 
   
  Topics include: 
  - The birth of the computer 
  - Codebreaking in World War II 
  - Innovations in hardware and software 
  - Artificial intelligence 
  - The internet 
  - The challenges of cybersecurity.

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  Hashtag

  Calix Stewart

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  Hashtag: Discover Proven Tips on the Proper Use of Hashtags to Generate Traffic and Promote Your BrandWe live in the middle of the most competitive business environment that has ever existed in human history. And social media marketing is in the center of it. Social media marketing, more specifically “hashtag marketing”, is definitely one of the hottest drivers of organic traffic today and you have to make sure that you are making the most of the hashtags you create online right now to build your business from the ground up. Engagement is such a truly difficult thing to try and generate right out of thin air when you are building up your social media profile from nothing, but it is a core tenet of hashtag traffic generation.This audiobook will teach you all the tips and tricks on how to use effective hashtags that will generate targeted traffic to your site, your online shop, or your marketing funnel.This audiobook will cover the following topics:- Hashtag Traffic Secrets- Using hashtags on the right platform- Testing Your Hashtags Before Using Them- How to Use Brand Specific Hashtags to Target Followers- How to Use Popular and Current Event Hashtags in Your Favor?- Why Using Too Many Hashtags is Annoying and Doesn’t Help You- And many more!These little tags allow the world to communicate effectively and efficiently today, allow content to be easily aggregated and shared with hundreds of millions of eyeballs across the planet, and give you the opportunity to supercharge the amount of targeted organic traffic you get to your website. To learn more, scroll up and click “add to cart” now!

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  The Wood That Built London - A...

  C.J. Schüler

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  It is hard to imagine that the busy townscape of South London was once a great wood, stretching almost seven miles from Croydon to Deptford or that, scattered through the suburbs, from Dulwich to Norwood, a number of oak woodlands have survived since before the Norman Conquest. These woods were intensively managed for a thousand years, providing timber for construction, furniture and shipbuilding, and charcoal for London's blacksmiths, kilns and bakeries. Now they afford important green space, a vital habitat for small mammals, birds and insects. 
   
  Drawing on a wealth of documents, historic maps and environmental evidence, The Wood That Built London charts the fortunes of the North Wood from its earliest times: its ecology, ownership, management, and the gradual encroachment of the metropolis.

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  Destruction of 17th Century...

  Charles River Editors

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  In the mid-17th century, the heart of England fell victim to the mother of all epidemic catastrophes. The city of London was a ghost town, deserted by those who knew better than to hang around in a breeding ground that offered near-certain doom. Those who were confined within the city's borders had to make do with what they had, and the pitifully low morale seemed appropriate; the reek of rot and decomposition pervaded the air day in and day out, while corpses, young and old, riddled with strange swellings and blackened boils, littered the streets. For Londoners, to say it was hell would be an understatement.  
  With some bad luck and bad timing, a potential disaster awaited the city, and that finally came in September 1666. As it turned out, the Great Fire of London was so bad that one author who studied the blaze described it as “the perfect fire,” referring to the convergence in the largest city in England of spark, wood and wind in such a way that no one could stop the fire or even fight it effectively. John Evelyn, who had warned of the potential for a devastating fire given the layout of the city, noted that people seemed so stunned by the scope of the fire that they didn’t know what to do: “The conflagration was so universal, and the people so astonished, that from the beginning, I know not by what despondency or fate, they hardly stirred to quench it, so that there was nothing heard or seen but crying out and lamentation, running about like distracted creatures without at all attempting to save even their goods, such a strange consternation there was upon them.” 
  While the fire quickly spread throughout the heart of the city, the only thing that saved London’s suburbs was an ancient wall built around the city to keep the enemies of Rome out, not the fire in.  . By the time it was finished, most of the city’s homes and churches lay in ashes, and nearly 90% of the city’s citizens were left homeless.

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  The Dividing Edge of Science -...

  Ph.D. Roy Jafari

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  Witnessing the growing division in our communities, cities, and country is heartbreaking. Our worlds feel ripped apart, and we all know the pain of feeling separated. 
  While we universally agree on the need to bridge our divides, our calls for unity often intensify our differences instead of healing them. One significant reason is the irresponsible use of science. Its misuse, abuse, and overuse have deepened our divides. 
  This book begins with accessible chapters on the fundamentals of scientific tools, gradually progressing to discuss their abuse in the most contentious debates of our time, including global warming, COVID-19, Big Pharma, abortion, and gender fluidity. 
  After reading, you'll gain the ability to critically assess scientific claims in the news and engage in debates where science is misrepresented. Join me on this journey to unravel the misuse and limits of science and take a transformative step toward healing our divide.

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