Trading Pairs: Capturing Profits and Hedging Risk with Statistical Arbitrage Strategies
Mark Whistler
Sep 2004 · John Wiley & Sons
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An accessible guide to the pairs trading technique
A leading arbitrage expert gives traders real tools for using pairs trading, including customizable Excel worksheets available on the companion website.
Mark Whistler (Denver, CO) is the key developer of pairstrader.com as well as a licensed securities trader and broker and leading arbitrage expert.
A leading arbitrage expert gives traders real tools for using pairs trading, including customizable Excel worksheets available on the companion website.
Mark Whistler (Denver, CO) is the key developer of pairstrader.com as well as a licensed securities trader and broker and leading arbitrage expert.
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About the author
Mark Whistler is a licensed securities trader and broker and leading arbitrage expert. Mark recently worked as the Editor in Chief for a respected financial newsletter and was a guest analyst on a nationally syndicated radio show. He holds a bachelor’s degree in finance and art history. He is the key developer of pairstrader.com and can be seen around the country giving seminars on trading techniques, technical analysis, pairs trading, and deciphering economic news. He has contributed to a market show on 760 AM (in the Denver area), and writes a newsletter, The Pairs Trader (pairstrader.com).
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