• $149

GPT-Augmented Momentum Strategy + Book on GPT For Finance

  • Course
  • 11 Lessons

Build a production-ready momentum trading strategy using GPT as your research copilot. 8 hands-on episodes take you from raw data to backtested strategy. Includes 8 Jupyter notebooks, complete dataset, and 80-page strategy book. Audit-first approach with walk-forward validation.

Contents

Book - GPT Augmented Trading Strategy

Welcome to GPT-Augmented Momentum Strategy!

This course documents an end-to-end, audit-first workflow for developing a momentum-based stock selection strategy using a GPT-augmented research process.

What You'll Learn:

- Build a complete quantitative trading strategy from scratch

- Use GPT as a research copilot (not an oracle)

- Implement walk-forward validation to prevent data leakage

- Compare Long-Cash vs Long-Short strategy variants

- Create reproducible, auditable research workflows

What's Included:

- 8 production-ready Jupyter notebooks

- Complete dataset for backtesting

- GPT Strategy Book (80+ pages)

- All code templates and utilities

Prerequisites:

- Python programming experience

- Basic understanding of financial markets

- Familiarity with pandas and numpy

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GPT Strategy Book

Episode 00: Qquick Start Preview

Episode 00: Quick Start Preview Get a rapid overview of the entire workflow before diving deep. This preview notebook walks through the complete pipeline in condensed form.

Duration: ~30 minutes

Level: Overview

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Quick Start Preview
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Episode 01: Introduction & Setup

Episode 01: Introduction & Setup

The Research Question and the GPT-Augmented Journey

In this episode, you'll learn:

- Why momentum was chosen as the test case

- The "copilot, not oracle" philosophy

- Setting up the research contract

- Defining success metrics (risk-adjusted returns)

Key Concept: GPT accelerates iterationβ€”it does not decide credibility.

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01_Introduction Notebook

Episode 02: Data Preparation

Episode 02: Data Preparation

Data Integrity Before Models

In this episode, you'll learn:

- Building the 25-stock universe + SPY benchmark

- Why Adjusted Close is mandatory

- Weekly resampling methodology

- Data quality audit checklist

- The importance of freezing your dataset

Key Concept: A dataset is only as credible as the audit that accompanies it.

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Episode 02 Data Preparation
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Data File

Episode 03: Feature Engineering

Episode 03: Feature Engineering

Feature Engineering Under Timing Constraints

In this episode, you'll learn:

- Building momentum features (returns, volatility, moving averages)

- Strict timing constraints to prevent look-ahead bias

- Feature scaling and normalization

- The feature matrix structure

Key Concept: Every feature must be computable with information available at decision time.

Episode 03 Notebook

Episode 04: Model Training

Episode 04: Model Training

Framing the Modeling Problem

In this episode, you'll learn:

- Classification vs Regression framing

- Why XGBoost/Gradient Boosting

- Model configuration and hyperparameters

- Cross-validation approach

Key Concept: The model choice matters less than the methodology around it.

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04 Model Training
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Episode 05: Backtesting Framework

Episode 05: Backtesting Framework

When Results Look Too Good to Be True

In this episode, you'll learn:

- Building the unified backtest

- Detecting data leakage

- When to be suspicious of your results

- The audit-first mindset

Key Concept: Any result that looks "too good" is assumed wrong until proven otherwise.

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Episode 05 Back Testing

Episode 06: Walk-Forward Validation

Episode 06: Walk-Forward Validation

The Canonical Walk-Forward Architecture

In this episode, you'll learn:

- Walk-forward validation methodology

- Training window management

- Embargo periods to prevent leakage

- The canonical loop structure

Key Concept: Walk-forward validation simulates real trading conditions.

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Episode 06: Walk-Forward Validation

Episode 07: Results Analysis

Episode 07: Results Analysis

Results, Interpretation, and the Economics of Credible Performance

In this episode, you'll learn:

- Interpreting backtest results

- Long-Cash vs Long-Short comparison

- Risk-adjusted performance metrics

- What the results actually mean

Key Concept: Results must be economically plausible, not just statistically significant.

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Episode 07: Results Analysis

Episode 08: Complete Pipeline

Episode 08: Complete Pipeline

A New Paradigm for Quant Research

In this episode, you'll learn:

- Putting it all together

- The complete pipeline in one notebook

- Reproducibility and audit trails

- Next steps and extensions

Key Concept: Credible research, compressed in time.

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Episode 08: Complete Pipeline