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FinTechAdvancedProject

Build AI trading & hedge fund agents

Create AI agents that analyze markets, generate signals, and execute paper trades — learn the architecture behind AI-driven finance.

150 min
PythonLangChainyfinanceAlpaca API
10xCareer Team

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$99

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What you'll learn
  • Build AI agents that analyze market data and generate trading signals
  • Implement sentiment analysis on financial news
  • Design risk management systems for algorithmic trading
  • Create paper trading pipelines for strategy backtesting

Overview

AI hedge fund and trading agents (61K+ stars) use LLMs and traditional ML to analyze markets and make trading decisions. This course teaches you the architecture and patterns — using paper trading only.

What you'll build

  • A market analysis agent that synthesizes news, fundamentals, and technicals
  • A signal generation pipeline with AI-powered sentiment analysis
  • A paper trading system that executes simulated trades

What you'll learn

  1. Market data ingestion: APIs, websockets, and data normalization
  2. AI-powered sentiment analysis on financial news and social media
  3. Signal generation: combining AI insights with quantitative factors
  4. Risk management and position sizing fundamentals
  5. Paper trading execution and performance tracking

Important disclaimer

This course uses paper trading only. No real money is involved. This is educational content about AI architecture in finance, not financial advice.

Why this matters

Finance is one of the highest-value applications of AI agents. Understanding these patterns is valuable whether you're building fintech products or interviewing at trading firms.