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Programming systematic python trading vs discretionary human
A question from someone on this but let me answer in an honest way for consistent profit: Hey Brian, I’ve been lurking for about a month but I made an account to sub and interact with you after watching your video that was just the terminal window with small consistent gains. Anyways I’ve dabbled in CS for years and years but never dived headfirst. I put too much emphasis on web development and not enough on algorithms etc. Do you recommend learning foundation in C and then obviously transitioning into C++ and python? Or do you think I should just go straight into python and all those libraries etc?
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