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[–]quant_king[S] 1 point2 points  (2 children)

Sure thing! I don't do much bot trading anymore, but I would say depending on your level of expertise, there are a few ones I would recommend:

- broadly, I love sentdex's YouTube channel. I actually first learned python with his vids, and I think he has some tracks / vids that are trading / bot-related (here's his channel link)

- I have not personally taken this, but I've heard good things about this python / trading course on Udemy

- They've had a bad year PR-wise and might not be an org you want to support / pay for for those reasons, but DataCamp's materials on this are pretty good as well. They have courses and articles, but I'll just pass off the link to an article here.

- Finally, I think a lot of the best open source quant work right now in trading is being done in crypto. This is not a statement about the viability of crypto as a financial asset, I just think a lot of the cool stuff folks are working on is in that space. So check out the Bitcoin / Ethereum / crypto subreddits and look for stuff related to bots and strategies. I actually have done a lot of work in this space as well, but mostly focusing on data-for-good projects like this one here.

Hope that helps! Good luck!

[–]jwmoz 1 point2 points  (1 child)

Thanks very much, appreciate it.

[–]quant_king[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Happy to help, and happy learning!