Gregory Zuckerman is the author of The Greatest Trade Ever and The Frackers, and is a Special Writer at the Wall Street Journal. At the Journal, Zuckerman writes about financial firms, personalities and trades, as well as hedge funds and other investing and business topics. He's a three-time winner of the Gerald Loeb award, the highest honor in business journalism. Zuckerman also appears regularly on CNBC, Fox Business and other networks and radio stations around the globe.
Bestselling author and veteran Wall Street Journal reporter Gregory Zuckerman answers the question investors have been asking for decades: How did Jim Simons do it?
Jim Simons is the greatest money maker in modern financial history. His track record bests those of legendary investors including Warren Buffett, Peter Lynch, Ray Dalio, and George Soros. Yet Simons and his strategies are shrouded in mystery. Wall Street insiders have long craved a view into Simons's singular mind, as well as the definitive account of how his secretive hedge fund, Renaissance Technologies, came to dominate financial markets. Bestselling author and Wall Street Journal reporter Gregory Zuckerman delivers the goods.
After a legendary career as a mathematician at MIT and Harvard, and a stint breaking Soviet code for the U.S. government, Simons set out to conquer financial markets with a radical approach. He hired mathematicians, physicists, and computer scientists, most of whom knew little about finance. Experts scoffed as Simons built Renaissance Technologies from a dreary Long Island strip mall. He amassed piles of data and developed algorithms to hunt for deeply hidden patterns in the numbers--patterns that reveal rules governing all markets.
Simons and his colleagues became some of the richest individuals in the world and their data-driven approach launched a quantitative revolution on Wall Street. They also anticipated dramatic shifts in society. Eventually, governments, sports teams, hospitals, and businesses in almost every industry embraced Simons's methods.
Simons and his team used their newfound wealth to upend society. Simons has become a major influence in scientific research, education, and politics, while senior executive Robert Mercer is more responsible than anyone else for Donald Trump's victorious presidential campaign. The Renaissance team's models didn't prepare executives for the ensuing backlash.
The Man Who Solved the Market is the dramatic story of how Jim Simons and a group of unlikely mathematicians remade Wall Street and transformed the world.
##得到听书 在第一部分,量化投资和一般投资的区别。重点不在于是否要用数学,或依据什么样的投资理念,而在于执行方式不同。量化投资最大的特点是借助电脑技术,实现交易的系统化和自动化。不管你信奉巴菲特的价值投资,还是认可追涨杀跌的趋势投资,都可以把它们变成量化投资。...
评分 评分 评分##还真就鸡肋呗,读之无味弃之可惜… WSJ出来的那帮人怎么写得都一样,全部一个套路。浅尝即止,没有任何特殊的思考角度,深度,对市场或者人物性格剖析。最多只能感叹一句Simons真的是天选之子,又获得傲人学术成就又能赚大钱,但是同时又很可怜两次白发人送黑发人。他们根本没有solved the market啊??他们也不知道自己策略为什么work好吗。最后,据说这次危机里面文艺复兴已经亏了20%了… 所以说不能太早写传记
评分 评分##【第三十三本】要读一本英文原著真是费时间啊,前前后后读了三周时间。像文艺复兴基金,西蒙斯这样的高频量化基金的故事总是充满了神秘和向往,打败市场对传奇和量化高频交易的鼻祖,让很多人神往。但是真的读了这本书后才发现,整个公司的创始和发展历程充满了波折和变化,即使是西蒙斯这样的学术大拿也不是说轻松搞定市场的,何况最大的调整不仅仅是模型,而是如何管理手下这么多天才和科学家,让大家能在同一个平台为同一个目标一起努力,这远比西蒙斯研究数学问题要来的复杂的多。从Baum到Ax到Berlecamp到Mercier和Brown,从最初的趋势交易到指标交易,慢慢过渡到后来完全机器自动交易,即使取得巨大的成功,但是碰到了2008年金融危机时西蒙斯还是不能完全信任程序判断,要人为干预仓位,所以投资真是一项反人性的事
评分 评分 评分##还真就鸡肋呗,读之无味弃之可惜… WSJ出来的那帮人怎么写得都一样,全部一个套路。浅尝即止,没有任何特殊的思考角度,深度,对市场或者人物性格剖析。最多只能感叹一句Simons真的是天选之子,又获得傲人学术成就又能赚大钱,但是同时又很可怜两次白发人送黑发人。他们根本没有solved the market啊??他们也不知道自己策略为什么work好吗。最后,据说这次危机里面文艺复兴已经亏了20%了… 所以说不能太早写传记
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